On the market? Seems like there was a few guys working with hypos and anery lines of GBs but I never see hatchlings offered for sale.
Thanks
Russ
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Why don't you see more anery GBs
RussBates
Jun 03, 2013 08:46 PM
Replies (3)
stevenxowens792
Jun 04, 2013 03:15 PM
Most hardcore GBK folks don't care about the color morphs, rather localities. I think only 3 localities have produced Anery and/or Anery type morphs from the wild. Black Gap, North Sanderson and 277. Once upon a time someone posted a pic from Juno that was outstanding that may have been anery but thats 25 year old pic. (and i dont have it).
bradlyb
Jun 16, 2013 11:44 AM
From what I have been told there is usually a waiting list for hypo and anery gray bands, since few people as of right now produce them. I managed to find a pair of het hypo/66% het anerys last year, which are also locality snakes (black gap local).
People are breeding them, and there is obviously interest in them, just so few are produced that they all get grabbed up before they ever reach the classifieds.
I personally cant wait to produce my own black gap local, blairs phase hypo 
snmreptiles
Aug 14, 2013 10:59 AM
Just posted two pics of what looks to be an anery Juno...My fingers are crossed! : )
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