anery pic please

[michael lira]

anery pic please. That might be my next corn.

 

[Susan]

Here's a pic of one of my darker aneryth A females.

 

[Susan]

And a pic of one of my lighter Aneryth A females, just to give you an idea as to the range of variation present in aneryths.

 

[h0mersimps0n]

 

[kevo26]

can someone post a pic of an anery b?

 

[gardenmum]

This is my anery a female

Licorice

 

[gardenmum]

And another shot

of Licorice

 

[Gregg]

Here's a picture of my anery B, or Charcoal. It's from last year, but it's still a good, close account of how he looks. He's in ecdysis right now, so I'll have to wait to get a more up-to-date photo of him.

 

[Gregg]

Here's a picture of my anery A type, motley, from motley x stripe. Again, it's a picture from last year.

 

[h0mersimps0n]

Gregg where did you get your anery B (don't say Don S.)? I looked high and low for a charcoal that didn't have any brown or green but simply was black and silver exactly like yours. I had to settle for a beautiful pair of Anery A's...

 

[Gregg]

Homer,

My anery B has tons of brown in the blotches. Are you sure your computer is feeling okay? Anyway, I'm not sure where the charcoal originated, Carol gave him to me. I bred him to my charcoal ghost this year. I'll have hatchling on, or around the 23rd of the Month.

Man, I wish I could run out and photograph the charcoal Zigzag I got from Kathy Love last year! If you want a great charcoal, go to the person who originally uncovered the gene. The one she sent me is now lighter and just as pretty, if not more so, than my charcoal ghost . Everytime I look at this snake I feel especially blessed for having received it.

Next year, He'll be the father to my charcoal hatch!

I'll try to get a photo tomorrow, if I can work it in.

 

[Gregg]

Okay, as promised, here's my other charcoal.

 

[Gregg]

Here's another photo of him and one of my chgarcoal ghost, for comparison.

 

[Gregg]

And the charcoal ghost.

 

[Iris]

Gregg, that charcoal is beautiful! Is it just the picture, or does he really have that pinkish hue?

Here is my Anery A.

 

[Gregg]

Thank you, Iris. Your Anery A is beautiful also.

To answer your question, I think the pink tones are due to the light reflecting off the iridophores in the snake's skin. Try as I might, I cannot get exactly as he appears in person caught on film. The human eye/brain system is far more complex than a camera.

Here's as close as I can get to what he looks like.

 

[Gregg]

Now, check this out.

This shot was taken outdoors in the afternoon shade. No flash, fill, or anything extra. Talk about the Doppler-Effect! Light waves coming toward you are red. Light waves receeding are blue. This is why I love this snake!

 

[Ounce]

Can i borrow you cam, Gregg?


Heres my Anery A and her Ghost husband.

 

[J_Daniels]

gardenmum...

Just had to say, Licorice is gorgeous!!!!!!!!