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Anery Lavender Motley

Beautiful little snake. When I finish with my current project I wanna work with lavanders.
 
Seeing yours made me even more anxious to see what ours will look like next year. They are so cool looking! I'll be keeping an eye on these to see if the yellow from the Anery peeks through, or held back by the Lavender...
 
CaptBogart said:
Seeing yours made me even more anxious to see what ours will look like next year. They are so cool looking! I'll be keeping an eye on these to see if the yellow from the Anery peeks through, or held back by the Lavender...
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There is virtually no yellow on my adults.....they really make great looking adults.

Chris
 
Adult male...."Patrón." One of his girls from last season, an Anery Motley het Lavender Amel. You can see he has just a dot of pale yellow on his snout...

Chris
 

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How do the females compare? I know that female lavenders tend to look different than the males. I would love to see a female anery lav adult look just like the male adult you posted.
 
ratsncorns said:
How do the females compare? I know that female lavenders tend to look different than the males. I would love to see a female anery lav adult look just like the male adult you posted.
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I'll see about taking a pic in the next day or two, Angela...I can't find one right now......the one I have is darker...but she is also not a motley.

Chris
 
Very pretty. That pale purple is nice. It is interesting that the anery still leaves the purple in. I wonder if adding hypo or ultra would intensify it? Is anyone breeding that combo?
 
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