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This my first Anery I personally produced.

I had been using my Patternless Male. This year I used my Het male to my Het Patternless and bingo, 1 out 4 was an Anery. Silver iris too. We just learn a couple years ago the Anery gene was running in this bloodline.

Jason

Anery's always look nice

Not the best looking anerys compared to other subspecies but anery no less. The key is the eyes. I have seen many GBs that look a little like anery but are not.

Jason

I am interested to see how these turn out when they mature, really great work bro!
Tom Stevens
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I have a yearling. I'll have to post some pics sometime.

Jason

Congrats Jason! Man you have an amazing GB collection (among other great pit collections you have!) Any way I can ever pry an anery/axanthic GB from you just let me know. Great pictures by the way on everything and really glad your year is turning out so well.

Fingers crossed for lots of Rusty's!

Gregg

>>This my first Anery I personally produced.
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>>I had been using my Patternless Male. This year I used my Het male to my Het Patternless and bingo, 1 out 4 was an Anery. Silver iris too. We just learn a couple years ago the Anery gene was running in this bloodline.
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>>Jason
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Gregg F.

www.greggsrb.com

HI Gregg

Are you expecting to get any Rustys this year?

Thanks Jason

Hey Jason,

Yeah, I plugged Rusty to Rusty this year, not sure what else they are het for so I am excited to see what hatches out! Someday I will have to plug each Rusty into a quad het to prove out genetics then start over again as I still want a Rusty Ghost so bad... You will be the first to know when they hatch out!

Have a good one,

Gregg

>>HI Gregg
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>>Are you expecting to get any Rustys this year?
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>>Thanks Jason
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Gregg F.

www.greggsrb.com

Beautiful! Keep on keepin' on.

reako45

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