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Is this ghost or anery or something else?
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hypnoctopus
Olivia Barron
Is she in blue or are the blueish eyes just an effect from the camera? She's definitely quite brown for an anery, but she looks really dark for a ghost. If she's in blue, her true colors might be a little different.
The blueish effect is certainly my camera, my camera does WIERD things to snake eyes! In person her eyes are pretty much jet black looking, and clear atm, I was wondering if she was getting close to going in shed though, her scales and such just kind of look like it might be close, but its hard to tell, my only other snake is my baby corn and at her tiny size its really hard to view the details like I can on this much bigger adult
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hypnoctopus
Olivia Barron
Or maybe charcoal due to the lack of yellow?
Hrm, charcoal is an interesting observation, any other tells for charcoal?
hypnoctopus
Olivia Barron
I am really bad at identifying the anerythristic morphs, honestly! Sarah Mohr (username scmartin27) is great at identifying morphs.
Next time I take take her out to handle I will try to get much better pics, got this one while she is sleeping
. I also think you are correct about getting ready to shed, in person her eyes are jet black, my camera makes all snake eyes look like in shed But her scale appearance seems like it too.
Fed her tonight so I got as good a pic as I could, the heavily iradescent spot is the brightest focal point of the flashlight, why it appears that way, reality is her entire body is iradescent with strong enough light, its really cool. Also as a side note I didn't think corns got big enough for rats, but she took a small rat and look at the bulge, its pretty much perfect size for her! Video of feeding:
