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Do you guys think it might be anerythristic, the flash made him look more orange then he is. The color on his tail is more his true color.
Bob Bichler

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You must mean "hypo-ERYTHRISTIC", which would be the reduction of red pigmentation(erythrin), not complete lack of red which is anerythrism.

Anyway, that specimen is pretty light, but they tend to naturally have a lot of variation in their coloration. In my opinion, I don't really think that snake is hypo-E.

Very nice though, that is a FACT!

~Doug
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>>You must mean "hypo-ERYTHRISTIC", which would be the reduction of red pigmentation(erythrin), not complete lack of red which is anerythrism.
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>>Anyway, that specimen is pretty light, but they tend to naturally have a lot of variation in their coloration. In my opinion, I don't really think that snake is hypo-E.
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>>Very nice though, that is a FACT!
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>> ~Doug

Thanks for the compliment and reply Doug.
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Def. not Anery.. Nice looking Alterna though.. (but, i think all Alterna are nice)

~ Mike Russo

>>Def. not Anery.. Nice looking Alterna though.. (but, i think all Alterna are nice)
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>>~ Mike Russo

Thanks Mike.

Bob B
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Mike have you ever had one that color? And did it turn darker with age.
Thanks Bob
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