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My first scaleless hatched

I can only guess someone is way ahead of me on that!
 
One more of the anery, with a better camera, holy cow, he's a pretty fella:
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And the new one:
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Both snakes have popped male. I'll be keeping at least one, haven't decided on which, or perhaps just keep both. Of course, I'm not 100% on what mutations they are yet! Third baby was DIE, and also scaleless.
 
What a beautiful baby. I think the scaleless aneries are my favorite scaleless morph (that exist, so far!). Too bad about the DIE. :(
 
That first anery is purple! Also love the scales on the head in the third pic. Looks awesome! Congrats again! :cool:
 
First sheds are complete, kind of look charcoal now:
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Truly scale-less !

I get goose bumps just looking at the pics. Can only imagine what your feeling!
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Just gorgeous, Chip. You should ask the guy from France what morph it is. I think charcoal would be more monotone. What does a normal hatchling look like? I wonder if there are any scaleless on Ian's; that would be helpful.
 
No scaleless on Ian's as of yet. I've seen lots of photos of normals, they are pretty easy to spot. This on the okeetee side of normal but:
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Pretty certain I have a mutation going on.
 
These have changed a lot! So much for thinking anery, charcoal or lavender...
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If this photo size blows up screens, I can shrink it and repost when i get home. This is straight off my phone.
 
Now the first one looks hypo and the second looks normal. Curious as to whether other people have experienced such changes in their hatchlings?
 
Chip said:
Now the first one looks hypo and the second looks normal. Curious as to whether other people have experienced such changes in their hatchlings?
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They both look great Chip !!!

For your curiosity, here are three pics. of my little guy.

Pic. 1) Not long after hatching (post 1st. shed).....top left
Pic. 2) After 1st. shed........top right
Pic. 3) After 2nd. shed

No real BIG changes other than coloring up. Seems to be getting alot of yellow in the ground color though. Of course the Caramel gene is carried by both parents, so that may be playing a factor.

Walter
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Thanks, Walter! Yep, I bet that het marker is going to show more and more, that should be a fun corn to watch grow. But why the heck did these hatch blue/gray and turn normal? Bummed about the first one, b/c he was my favorite corn I'd ever hatched. The second one, I think is prettier now -though pretty sure he's blue and about to look even more different. I guess time will tell, but these scaleless progression threads are going to get interesting, I suspect.
 
Chip said:
Thanks, Walter! Yep, I bet that het marker is going to show more and more, that should be a fun corn to watch grow. But why the heck did these hatch blue/gray and turn normal? Bummed about the first one, b/c he was my favorite corn I'd ever hatched. The second one, I think is prettier now -though pretty sure he's blue and about to look even more different. I guess time will tell, but these scaleless progression threads are going to get interesting, I suspect.
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Um......:shrugs:, maybe just something connected to Scaleless ???

I think you are right though, it's going to be interesting to see how much they all change as they mature ;)

Walter
:crazy02:BOUT' CORNS !!
 
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