Help identify this corn!!!

[mbdorfer]

Not so thrilled with my big ol' yellow-stained, muddy anery (but she's a sweetheart of a snake)

You can send her to:
Mbdorfer
2248................................. :grin01:

 

[Roy Munson]

You can send her to:
Mbdorfer
2248................................. :grin01:

:laugh: Careful what you wish for! She has no real place in any of my breeding schemes. But she's one of my corns that I actually consider a "pet". I'm a sucker. A girl just has to pretend to love me, and I'm putty.

 

[Joejr14]

Oooooh wait, here's a perfect opportunity for my Charcoal/Anery comparison photo!!

 

[Susan]

Blasphemy!!!!!!!!!!!! :grin01:
Yes, I'm the lone yellow lover here.

You're not alone Mike! I, too, love yellow on anerys. I also love those with no yellow, ones that stay black and silver and those that get all brown and light!

 

[Ssthisto]

Yellow's cool on caramel and caramel-combos, and it's tolerable on blizzards and snows, but I'm not so thrilled with that color on anerys and ghosts. :shrugs:

I'm inclined to agree - I like anery to stay monochromatic, and my Anery het opal stripe boy Zircon's already starting to pick up some yellow tints and brown 'staining'... but his sister Mica is still nicely contrasty and greyscale. I have hopes....

That said, there's one personal exception to 'anery/ghost/charcoal/phantom should be grey on grey on black' ... I like homozygous anery-based stripe to have yellow - and there, the further down the flanks the yellow goes, the better. In that respect, hopefully Zircon will sire me a nice Anery Stripe with LOTS of yellow... though I won't be rushing to keep one straight away!

 

[JFDery]

Here's a pic of an Anery Type A that I had originally bought as a charcoal. I like both forms, with or without yellow.