Well, no. Anerythrism, the genetic mutation obliterating red pigmentation, has not yet been reported in either sinaloae or nelsoni. The closest yet would be the hypo-erythristic, or "pumpkin", Sinaloans that have been available for a few years now. These are simply a reduction in the intensity of the red, rendering the phenotype as orange in appearance. Interstingly, the cream/yellow between the black bands is reduced to a washed out eggshell white coloration as well. Nathan Wells is by far the largest producer of these to date.

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• are their anery sinaloans or nelsons? - adamjeffery, Thu Feb 2 23:19:28 2006
• RE: are their anery sinaloans or nelsons? - JKruse, Fri Feb 3 12:57:10 2006
• what about hypomelanism? - adamjeffery, Sat Feb 4 10:00:42 2006
• RE: what about hypomelanism? - JKruse, Sat Feb 4 22:49:47 2006
• No, but this will drive you nuts - JKruse, Sat Feb 4 23:14:56 2006
• sure does thats awesome n/m - adamjeffery, Sat Feb 4 23:36:34 2006