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It's official, my anery?charcoal?both?-thing has smacked into the ugly tree. :/ He was an ugly neonate, turned into a gorgeous juvie, and then... well.. .this. It's honestly hard to believe this is the same snake. None of my other anery-types has changed quite this much.

Hatchling:

Juvie:

Unfortunate nearly 2-year-old:

Also, he had a head pattern once, I swear:

I don't think it's ugly. Sometimes the ones that are a little different make some of the best looking ghosts, snows, and granites/Pewters and such.
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>>It's official, my anery?charcoal?both?-thing has smacked into the ugly tree. :/ He was an ugly neonate, turned into a gorgeous juvie, and then... well.. .this. It's honestly hard to believe this is the same snake. None of my other anery-types has changed quite this much.
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I think he looks better now then he ever did as a hatchling
I like him
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I have to agree with the others here on this one. I don't think that is a bad looking anery/charcoal or whatever it is either. I would think that one would make some very nice looking morphs that Jorge just mentioned.

Best of luck producing some more ugly ones like that!..

~Doug
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I don't think he is ugly either! Love the gray snakes. Lee

I really don't care for the brown wash. Oh well, I'm sure he'll continue to change as he's not yet two years old, so we'll see. Hopefully by next spring he'll be up to 300 grams and ready for the girls... or boy if 'he' is actually a 'she' as my snow male seemed to think. O_o