Anery A or Anery B, I'm taking bets:
This is my female, comments welcome on that saddle-saddle single stripe on her back?????
my male:
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My new "black albinos" - hoping they are charcoal- your thoughts?
h0mersimps0n
Aug 01, 2003 04:52 PM
Replies (8)
Julie F
Aug 01, 2003 07:27 PM
while that is a nice little annery, it is not a charcoal however, sorry.
h0mersimps0n
Aug 02, 2003 06:35 AM
thanks...
kathylove
Aug 02, 2003 08:29 AM
n/t
Spardawolf
Aug 02, 2003 07:56 AM
Is that the pair you picked up at the Monaca Pa show last weekend? They are really nice.
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SpardaWolf
1.0 okeetee-Sparda
1.0 pastel motley-Peeper
0.1 anerythristic-Piper
1.0 amel-Stripe
1.0 ball python-Cobra
Clint Boyer
Aug 02, 2003 08:58 AM
'02 Charcoal hatchling.
Notice the dusky gray background.
'01 Charcoal yearling.
'99 Charcoal adult.
These are 3 different snakes.
Clint Boyer
patricia sherman
Aug 02, 2003 03:32 PM
>>'99 Charcoal adult.
... that this snake is almost identical in appearance to a "white-oaks" phase P. o. spiloides. Can you comment on some points (if any) that would make it easy to differentiate between them?
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tricia
Clint Boyer
Aug 02, 2003 04:58 PM
I'm not familiar with the white oaks snake.
Clint Boyer
silvano_06095
Aug 03, 2003 12:25 PM
the saddles that connect into the jagged line are probably indications of Aztec bloodlines, but perhaps from incubation.
