John, they sure look like aneries to me as well. But as you know, this is only my second attempt at breeding ever, so I am very grateful for all the input I can get. Thanks!

Statistically, I should have had a bit more anerys if the hypo male was somehow a het. My other thought, to be better determined after the long wait for any sort of color development, is of parthenogenesis, which I do not think I could ever prove.

Jesse Van Atta
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