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Well I knew it was time, she was all over the place last night. I had to be at work this morning at 5:30 so I checked on her before I left and she was laying in her birthing tub in a weird postition I told my wife before I left, today is the day and ofcourse she said whatever and went back to sleep. She said whatever cause past few days I kept saying shes gonna have them, shes gonna have them. Well about 8:30 this morning I got a call at work, it was my wife saying shes having them. What can I say I Told You. lol

This breeding was from a Dh Sunglow x Anery 66% Het Snow female that did not prove out as het last year.
This female is throwing me Anerys without any Anerys or Het Anerys breeding her. Last year a Albino bred her and she had 1 Anery this year she had 2 from a Dh Sunglow.

I believe the count is 30-31 live and 14 slugs.

Hope you liked.
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Marcs Reptiles

Has she ever been bred by an Amery? That is really wild! Congratulations!
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This is only her second litter.
Albino last year and Dh Sunglow this year
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Marcs Reptiles

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CONGRATS !!!! Nice Litter!

Andy
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They look great! That's pretty wierd about anerys popping out! Too cool.
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Caden Chapman
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Yeah I know. Last year 26 babies and 1 anery. This year 30 babies and 2 anerys. I talked to Frank Martin and he said it had happend to him before.
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Marcs Reptiles

I have heard of it happening before too. Only anerys too, so it must have something to do with how anerythricism happens. Pretty wierd : ) But very cool!
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Caden Chapman
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It ended up being 29 total 14 Normals 13 Hypos and 2 Anerys

Thanks For Looking
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Marcs Reptiles

Marc, I've heard about that happening with Anerys, Albinos and VPI Carmel Albinos. In each case the female was the morph. And the male never carried the other gene (proven by breeding to other animals). Most people say fluke, but I am still sticking by my theory of Parthenogenisis. Not complete, because the rest of the litter is what it should be, but partial. The most babies that have ever been born of the homozygous form in such a breeding was 3, usually it seems to be 2 for some reason.

Cool regardless of the reason!
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Pretty sweet. I had a couple pastel normals this year with that sortof motley squair tail too.
Brendan