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Posted by: Boneyard at Thu May 13 12:03:38 2010 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Boneyard ] It seems that where the red should be would not be solid black. By looking at the pictures it's easy to see there is no red but when you remove the erythrophores it doesn't make sense that it is "replaced" by melanin. On red animals such as corns, anerys are grayish where the red should be with black patterns and sometimes hints of yellow. It would make more sense to me that an anery zonata would have more the coloration of an anery corn just with the zonata pattern. I'm sure there is something going on, I'm just not sure anery is the right term. | ||
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