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Freshly Shed Anery Mot.

tyflier

tyflier

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Aphrodite...getting ready to brumate and bring babies into the world next spring. Weighing in at 310grams before her last feed, and freshly shed 2 days ago, here she is in all her glory.

Thanks for Looking!! BTW...sorry about the poor ventral shot. She wouldn't cooperate. Dean...how do you make them sit still for that...???
 

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Really nice pictures Chris, some of your finest yet!

Shes a lovely anery motley with a great pattern and minimal yellow! (compared to other anery morphs)
 
tyflier said:
Thanks for Looking!! BTW...sorry about the poor ventral shot. She wouldn't cooperate. Dean...how do you make them sit still for that...???
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She looks great, Chris. The ventral shot isn't bad at all. I can't always get good ones either. Usually it's just a matter of luck and taking 50 terrible ventral shots for every halfway decent one.
 
Ask and ye shall recieve!

Here is a full dorsal of her when I first got her home. She now has a much more pronounced hurricane marking to her pattern, and her "pastely-ness" shines through much better now, but otherwise...
 

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