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Here's a few more shots of my newest addition. Not positive on if she's an Anery A or Ghost. I guess I'll breed this pretty girl and prove her out one way or the other down the road. The last picture is outdoors in natural light. I'm going to lean with what Jimmy said and guess that she's a light colored anery A. That's only a guess. There's so much range with Ghost and Anery's sometimes you have a specimen that's in a borderline area between the two and it can be a tough call.
Steve

>>Here's a few more shots of my newest addition. Not positive on if she's an Anery A or Ghost. I guess I'll breed this pretty girl and prove her out one way or the other down the road. The last picture is outdoors in natural light. I'm going to lean with what Jimmy said and guess that she's a light colored anery A. That's only a guess. There's so much range with Ghost and Anery's sometimes you have a specimen that's in a borderline area between the two and it can be a tough call.
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wow,
It is just so hard to tell.
There is such a varience.
But either way she really is a beauty.
Like I said the other day...you are getting quite a collection.
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Corn snakes and rat snakes..No one can have just one.
"Resistance is futile"
Jimmy Johnson
(Draybar)
Draybars Snakes

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Thanks Jimmy. And what makes it really nice is I got that female for free. Or not really free per say. The breeder I got her from owed me credit from another show. But she was worth a bit more then the credit that was owed me. I'm happy.
That's the great thing about picking up adults and sub-adults. You know how they already look. Sometimes with hatchlings they may or may not turn out how you want. Even just with Ghost and Anery A's, there's so much variation.
Steve

>>wow,
It is just so hard to tell.
There is such a varience.
But either way she really is a beauty.
Like I said the other day...you are getting quite a collection