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Anery Cinder anyone?

Yarmuck

Yarmuck

The Poopsmith
I was just wondering if anybody out there has hatched one of these and if I could see a pic. We had a clutch this year with the parents being het for lava and cinder. Well, wouldn't you know it, there were way to many grey heads peeking out, and it seems like anery worked its way into the mix. At this point, an educated guess is all I've got, but if anyone else has a pic for reference, I'd be much obliged.

Incidentally, I think I DID catch a lava cinder, but it seems a little too pink for a normal "ghost-like" combine. I'll post pics later.
 
It would be cool to see your pics.
I'm sure there are people that have both cinder and anery in the same snake but... how would you know! LOL. I've tried avoiding that combo for that reason; it would be near impossible for me to tell if it was cinder or anery cinder.
 
We possibly have some, we are waiting on them to shed a few times to tell actually what we are dealing with. We hatched out three clutches that were possible for the combo. Hopefully we can get some pics and positive identification soon.
 
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