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Has anyone heard of or is anyone working with Anerythristic L.t. Nelsoni? That would be an awesome boost in popularity for that spieces. I'd buy one LOL!!!

There are indeed two different lines of genuine anery(or extremely hypo-erythristic) authentic Sinaloan milks in the hobby(very uncommon to see in the hobby as of yet though). Unfortunately, many breeders don't know the differences to many of them and do their best to muddy-up genuine subspecific bloodlines....it sickens me actually..LOL!

~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

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from what I am interpreting from your post, we may start seeing some "anery" nelsoni derived from sinaloan genes, just like amel sins were derived from amel nelsoni genes?? Whoa, that just sounds CRAZEEE!!! LOL!!

LOL!!!,...exactly!...yeah, hard to belive isn't it..HAHAHA!!

and so on, and so on, and so on,.....................ARRRRGHH!!!

~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

my website -serpentinespecialties.webs.com

Thanks for the explaination. WOW I wonder how long it will take before we see anery nelsoni around for all of us to purchase. I will soooooo have to get my hands on a couple of those LOL!! Thanks again.

Hard to say,...but don't expect to see any authentic anerythristic/hypoerythristic nelsoni any time real soon. But you can certainly expect to see some man-made intergrade crosses fairly soon. As this always seems to happen given just a short bit of time. It's too bad reallt, because just last year there was a dude that hatched some totally authentic anery/hypo-E sinaloae. Those were the genuine article in every meristical respect. PLUS!,...I saw both the parent's and THEIR previous normal lineage too.

"Step right up folks!!, get your hot genuine anery/hypo-E Sinaloan's while supplies last!"..LOL!

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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

my website -serpentinespecialties.webs.com

So are there pics around the web or no??

I tried to do a forum search, but searching the correct thread title is proving very difficult, as the title apparently didn't have "anery Sinaloan" in it. Those were indeed the "real-deal" and not Hondo crosses either.

Someone will hopefully chime in and remember the kid who had them. I KNOW for a fact that a few remember seing these too a while back. SHANNON!!!..LOL! Who the heck was that!??

~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

my website -serpentinespecialties.webs.com

Yeah, I can't remember who had them either.I have also seen anery or axanthic annulata but I lost contact with the guy that popped them out and I am not sure if they ever got off the ground.

for a pure anery sinaloan instead?

That sound like what I'll have to do. Thanks everyone for the info. This forum is great for answers!!!

If you get some time do a search for hypoerythristic "pumpkin" sinaloans from over the past 5-10 years on this forum. I have contributed quite a bit of information including history and pictures. As others have said, no true anerythristic sinaloae or nelsoni are currently available.
Nathan Wells