i have more pics of my ?anery or ghost

[snkegrl]

to me he does not look like a ghost

 

[snkegrl]

another picture

he does have a lot of yellow, it goes all the way down his back on the sides

 

[snkegrl]

another pic

he also has a lot of black

 

[snkegrl]

another pic

he also has a orange vertebral stripe , but its not that obvious

 

[snkegrl]

another pic

he's not as pink as ghost is

 

[snkegrl]

another pic

but he still has a pinkish, purplish, grayish color towards the front half of his body

 

[snkegrl]

another pic

he's so stunning

 

[Ghost]

Nice

I can see what sme people were saying about the black lines but the light colors and the shade of the colors look just like a ghost corn's colors.

Either way, it's a great looking snake! Breeding it?

 

[snkegrl]

hopefully with a amelanistic

 

[gardenmum]

Put a picture

in of his belly.

 

[snkegrl]

sorry i don't have one of his belly, but his belly is solid black and white ventral scales to the top of his head to a quarter ways down, then the black fades and it blends with yellow, so the rest of his body is black and yellow scales with white


i'll try and get a pic tomorrow

 

[Serpwidgets]

Can you identify the ghost corn in this picture?

 

[Serpwidgets]

And the answer is:

It's a trick question: there is no ghost corn in that picture... they're both Anerys. ;-)

That pic is of mother and son. The son is less than a year old, and has already lightened up this much. The pic below shows how dark he and siblings were, compared to a real ghost hatchling from another clutch and the same father.

(In this pic, he is labeled "3")

And here's him back in late August of '02, eating his first fuzzy.

That's why I'm not so sure about ghost... if this anery is so light (and still getting lighter with each shed) that one could be, too.

Or... maybe this one IS a ghost, but just has a "delayed hypo" thing happening...