what are the differences between them? does anybody have photos for comparison, say like a anery brooks vs an axanthic brooks. Also as a definition, what would be the differences?
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Anery vs. Axanthic
helodermidfan
Sep 17, 2007 02:32 PM
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ChristopherD
Sep 17, 2007 03:50 PM
just a hypothesis but probably the same abscence of red/yellow just when incorperated in differant locales they chose to alter the name, the Axanthic appears to be the lighter animal and the Anery seems to be from the darker cousin??? just an observation!
vjl4
Sep 17, 2007 04:28 PM
Specificallt, anery could lack red while an axanthic would lack yellow/orange. The origin of the pigments is related so the names may not always be precise. Meaning that sometimes they are called one thing when they actually are the other.
Best,
Vinny
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ChristopherD
Sep 17, 2007 04:35 PM
i agree definitions are only as good as they are percieved,i wonder why the Red algae is called Asta-Xanthin,maybe it should be asta-Erythis(sp.)..........
