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2010 Keeper - Aberrant Anery Mot

dionythicus

dionythicus

Kiss My Hearse
Meet Leviticus Blue (Levi), from a banded het mot, snow x Miami het mot, snow. He eats like there is no tomorrow and is the biggest of my '10 babies. Every shed, he gets lighter and lighter. I think his side pattern will eventually fade away. I loves him!!
 

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Dec '10 Update

Most of Levi's side pattern has disappeared now. He's SO gorgeous, I am blown away every time I look at him.
 

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Is he diffused, maybe? Either way, i loves him too. I have a crazy looking motley as well, but her pattern isnt going anywhere.
 
Wow, he's SO AMAZING! I can't believe how light he is!

He SURE has turned into something else, what a great snake!
 
There's no known diffusion or dilute in the genes, so his pattern and colour are such a bonus. I plan to breed the parents again next year. I'm hoping to get more females with nice patterns. The best banded ones were males; one snow, one amel, one normal and one anery. I have one good banded female normal. Then there are Levi and Briar. Fingers crossed for more banded and aberrant mots.
 
Very neat. Kinda looks like some zigzag is duking it out with the motley (not implying there is zigzag in there, it just looks that way). I like it!
 
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