I can't say that based on the provided picture that those babies are definite anery, based on what is shown they almost look normal. The thread starter did not state anything about neither parent being het for anery and there is clearly no ghost boas in the litter. Aneries look their best as babies and look really silver from the get-go. While there is a chance of producing Sharps and Kahls in the same litter, I believe the odds are VERY small, you may want to play the lottery if you hit those odds. My humble opinion is that the pairing is between a Salmon het. Kahl Albino (produced by Brian Sharp, maybe) and a Kahl Albino. It would be nice to see, find out what the exact ration is and to see pics. that are more detailed. It is okay if you are not sure what you produced, people are always willing to help. What would not be okay would be for someone to sell an animal without fully understanding/knowing the genetics behind it.

I do agree that producing visual albinos in which someone would not be able to identify their genetics is a big no no.

I keep both Sharps and Kahls and mixing the 2 is NOT even a consideration.

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