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

exar15xe said:
Miami phase adds a nice touch.
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That's why I like working with corns that I have a pretty good grasp of their backgrounds. Well for the most part lol, 'cuz I sure didn't foresee anery from this clutch.

It's one thing to sell someone an anery, or any corn, another to tell the story behind it. :)
 
Lovely babies Chris! However, I'm going to hold off calling them anerys until they have shed a few more times. Something about their color just doesn't look right to me. They are quite dark, but still have that reddish brown hue to my eyes on my monitor. They may color up a bit into stunning Miamis in the next couple of months. Think of how dark many Okeetee phase normals are at hatching. But fingers crossed that they end up black as night!
 
Susan, even if they end up not being anery, does their difference in color right now mean that they will just be dark adult Miami, or will they just lighten up and appear like any other Miami?
 
Susan if the eyes weren't gray I wouldn't have even thought something was going on. I'll definitely hold them back to how they color up a few sheds before I let them go. I'd hate to sell something as "X" and have turn out to be "Y".
 
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