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Anery Miamis?...take a look...

chris68

chris68

Arundel Reptiles
After these guys shed and I got a good look at them, the first thing that struck about the "dark" Miami's were their eyes. I think they are anery Miami's. Take a good look at two pairs and let me know what you think, if you please...


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What ya think?
 
Exactly what I think Jen. I should have clarified they were comparison pics of clutchmates, two motleys and non-motleys.
 
Lol Heather, ladies choice rules still apply ;) I'll be keeping one of the pinstriped ones for sure.

Amel?...was hoping for it...Hypo?...would have been cool. But Anery? I did not see that coming...first feedings tomorrow, first bridge to cross...
 
#2 is a looker, but I'm sure any of your anery babies will suit just fine to come home with me when I come visit!

Will #1 stay dark, or will it brighten up to a normal Miami color?
 
Thanks everyone. Anery A was the last thing I expected from this clutch, but Murphy plays the best jokes. I was never a fan of Anery, I just seemed to end up with them and producing them, alone or in combination morphs. I should have guessed if anything "different" was to come from a clutch of Miami's under my roof that of course it would be good ol' Anerythrism A ;)
 
LOL I love anerys but I can see how that gene can muck up someone's breeding plans. IMO a nice dark anery is still one of the best looking corns out there even if it is a common gene.
 
I hope they're all good eaters for you!
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Trying them tonight or tomorrow Heather. I always seem to have better success waiting a week or so after they shed and have settled into the containers :)

I took a couple outside to compare, and they sure look like anery a's to me.
 
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