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Help with identification

Abdur

Abdur

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I purchased an anery stripe pair from LLL. They were beautiful and still are, however, there are some pink hues coming in. I'm not sure where they are coming from. I'm obviously unknown of their genetics outside of the obvious.

I also have an Amel that doesn't seem like an ordinary Amel. Her colors are just really bright and very little white. I would have had her for a year in December. Her colors are not dulling or fading as she grows. I would appreciate any help.

Anery
https://i.imgur.com/91Q219s.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/Yu47qW2.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/47htPwi.jpg

Amel
https://i.imgur.com/nIWsH6L.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/fctM4MF.jpg
 
Not sure about the anery. The amel seems pretty normal. I also have one who has the same (if not a little more) white. The only thing that is throwing me is the top 1/3. Its possible the snake (what is the name?) is an Amel Motley. But again, I am not very confident and hopefully someone more experienced with genetics can help you out.

So my guess will be Amel Motley. What does the belly look like?

All are adorable though!
 
Amels typically stay bright or even brighten with age depending on their heritage whereas some aneries will fade, again dependant on their heritage. They both look within the normal range for their respective morphs.
 
Anerys will often show varying degrees of pink/peach coloration. It is most noticeable in the pattern morphs and during the first several years. More melanin tends to creep in as the snake ages, covering up some of that lovely pink/peach.
 
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