Reptile & Amphibian Forums

if so could someone post a pic please
-----
0.1.0 normal corn het hypo,anery
1.0.0 snow corn het hypo,anery,amel
1.0.0 amel corn unknown hets(4.5ft long)
1.0 sinacorn
0.0.2 snapping turtles
0.0.1 3 lined mud turtle
1.1 kenyan sand boas

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.

any out there of hypomelanism genetics
-----
0.1.0 normal corn het hypo,anery
1.0.0 snow corn het hypo,anery,amel
1.0.0 amel corn unknown hets(4ft 8inch long)
1.0 sinacorn
0.0.2 snapping turtles
0.0.1 3 lined mud turtle
1.1 kenyan sand boas

No, no hypomelanism as well. AT least not that I am aware of. But how amazing would that be.....

The anerythristic tricolor I was ever truly intrigued by was an anerythristic pyro from 13 years ago. A gentleman I'd briefly met from Pennsylvania had this animal and hets, but the guy disappeared after a number of people subsequently tried to track him down to purchase these specimens for a hefty sum. A mystery to this day.
http://www.albinotricolors.com/images/anery pyro 1993 b.jpg

.
-----
0.1.0 normal corn het hypo,anery
1.0.0 snow corn het hypo,anery,amel
1.0.0 amel corn unknown hets(4ft 8inch long)
1.0 sinacorn
0.0.2 snapping turtles
0.0.1 3 lined mud turtle
1.1 kenyan sand boas