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Black Motley

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collrak

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Hi, BHB has a black motley for sale. I don't think i've ever seen one before, so i was wondering if anyone knows if they retain their black color when they grow into an adult, or do they just end up looking like an anery?

Here's are some pics of the black motley on their website



 
Alot of the 'ol timers refer to Anery corns as "Black Albinos"... that "Black Motley" is nothing more than an anery motley.

Sometimes using "new/different" names increases sales - heck, it caught your attention!

Hope that helps.

Graham
 
StrangeCargo said:
Alot of the 'ol timers refer to Anery corns as "Black Albinos"... that "Black Motley" is nothing more than an anery motley.

Sometimes using "new/different" names increases sales - heck, it caught your attention!

Hope that helps.

Graham
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Heh heh, thanks. That's what i thought.
 
No worries Collrak- names can be misleading sometimes. Brian from BHB is a good guy- he's just kinda old school on his naming. His Sunkissed corns are listed as Sunkist on his sight- same gene- same snakes- just different spelling (when the gene first popped up is was susposedly named after the bright orange of the Sunkist soda- I could be wrong but thats the story I heard).

OTHER times sellers/pet stores/etc will just throw a new name on a basic animal because it generates interest and makes them easier to sale.
 
That is a pretty Anery Mot. I wish they would stay dark, high-contrast like that, but they always lighten up and the black turns brown with a border or just black looking faded. I havent had a motley, just 3 regular Anery corns of diff ages. Varying amounts of yellow are common too, showing at about 1 yr old.
 
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