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- Thread starter Jr Nimeskern
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Kat
I'm talkin' to YOU.
It's always difficult to get an accurate idea of what an animal looks like when the substrate in the photo is almost the same color as the snake.
Reguardless, that looks like it ought to be a ghost motley to me. I've seen brown anery As, and they aren't quite that shade of brown. That having been said, sometimes ghosts and anery a's are hard to tell apart, so breeding trials may be your best option.
Reguardless, that looks like it ought to be a ghost motley to me. I've seen brown anery As, and they aren't quite that shade of brown. That having been said, sometimes ghosts and anery a's are hard to tell apart, so breeding trials may be your best option.
Jr Nimeskern
Snake lover for lifer
Heres another pic of her!
http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/index.pl?photo=33567
Her Motley Pattern really doesnt show at all in her! but she does lack all ventral checkings! Sorta wierd Ive seen some normals that looked like Motleys for sure... then theirs this one that looks like a normal but is actually a Motley!
http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/index.pl?photo=33567
Her Motley Pattern really doesnt show at all in her! but she does lack all ventral checkings! Sorta wierd Ive seen some normals that looked like Motleys for sure... then theirs this one that looks like a normal but is actually a Motley!
Susan
Go Ahead, Make My Day!
I think her motley pattern shows very well in the photo you posted. As to whether she is aneryth A or ghost, it can be very difficult to tell in some corns without a breeding trial. The 2001 aneryth stripe below was dark as a hatchling, but ended up looking like a ghost by 6 months old. His parents have no hypo genes as far as I know, but I'll breed him to a ghost motley in 2004, just to make sure.