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Do anery hatchlings have any yellow on them?

Stygian Faerie

Stygian Faerie

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I've got a baby hatched today who I'd originally put as normal but after having another look I've realised it doesn't have the orange colouring that I'm used to seeing but instead has a slight yellow tinge. I'm wondering if that means it could be an anery? (I really want it to be an anery). Thanks :)
 
Actually, it sounds more like a caramel.

Here is a normal, a caramel and an anery hatchling for comparison. Some normals and caramels will look much less colorful but in just about all cases, a hint of color can be seen in the ground on the neck that will tell you the morph...orange for normal, yellowish for caramel and white/gray for anery (you may see pink if it's one of those high pink anery morphs).
 

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The baby's just like the second picture which is the caramel, right? Now I'm really confused! I think I'll go play with a corn morph calculator. Thank you for your reply :)
 
Right, now my brain hurts.

Mum is amel and dad is anery. The babies I've had from them over the years have been amels and normals, at least; that's what I thought they were.
So dad is proven to be het for amel and if I really do have a caramel, that means both mum and dad must be het for caramel, right?
Which means that I might have butters too?
I've never been much interested in caramels and butters so I've never really looked into their genetics before now so I apologise for any stupid questions.
 
With that combo and previous results, I'd put money on that being a Normal, with the missing colours starting to develop after two or three sheds. It'll be interesting to see what it looks like in a couple of months.
 
I was thinking that would probably be the case. But out of curiosity, how easy is it to tell the difference between a butter hatchling and an anery? I've had a look at some pictures but to be honest, it's just confusing me more. I'm feeling a lot like it's day one of corn snake morphs for me again :(
 
The difference between butters and anery's is HUGE, I'm thinking the pics you are looking at may not represent the morphs they say they do. An anery hatchling is black and grey, no doubt about that...a butter is similar to a snow when hatched, white and very pale yellows. Two completely different ends of the scale.
 
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