Wow, Dell those are really sweet! Thanks for sharing. I totally understand what you are saying about breeder lines of animals disappearing when the breeder gets out of the hobby or decides to move on to another species.

Those Anery Hobb,NM celaenops are pretty much obsolete in the hobby, today. I also have to agree with you on them being under appreciated. They typically accept pinks when young, don't grow very big and have the typical newspaper print sides of NA milks.Some have deep red bands some have orange colored bands and of course probably every color in between.

I hope to increase my collection here in the next few years. So far I have Anery Hobb,NM(male);Normal Hobb,NM(female);Black Gap(female);Christmas Mtn(female)1.1 het anery Hobb,NM and looking forward to keeping some more!
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• Jim Kane, Albuquerque NM celaenops - KcTrader, Fri May 18 07:19:27 2012
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