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This is an Anery anaconda produced from breeding a BHB anery female to a normal anaconda,yes a normal anaconda,the entire clutch looks remakable,this anaconda trait keeps getting better and better every season.

I you would like the complete truth about where and how the anaconda traite came about please feel free to call,anytime day or night

Thanks for all your support.

More photos coming soon

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Brent Bumgardner
bwbumgardner@aol.com
703.431.1776
Superconda Website

Amazing Brent!!! That is crazy how the heterozygous already looks like the homozygous form... Very interesting... I wonder if the anaconda trait can be some sort of "key" to unlocking certain genetics... Not impossible being that their patterns even seem to be very variable even between clutch mates...

Genetics are funny sometimes and can take your way of thinking in a totally different direction... They are not as black and white as they are on paper thats for sure...

How about a belly shot and a closeup of the eyes. I think I see quite a bit of brown in the tail, neck and dorsal spots. I think it's just a light, silver colored het.

The only marking on the belly is the white scall above the vent,i have a few anerys with a hint of brown from both the bhb line and the new york line.
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Brent Bumgardner
bwbumgardner@aol.com
703.431.1776
Superconda Website

That's awesome!! I wonder what's going on?? Any other anerys in the clutch?

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www.geckobabies.com

I just checked out that anaconda again. This time it was on my computer. The first time was on my phone. Let me say,, the phone gave it no justice. That snake is killer!!! That is great luck!!

Awesome anaconda Brent! Time to update the morphlist!
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Louie Chavez

Very nice animal. I'm glad your the first just keep them coming and I won't send letters to all your neighbors because I'm jealous.