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""""Paradox"""" anery...

Serpwidgets

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These guys are from the second clutch. The first clutch contained an anery that was the same except no orange. At least, I'm assuming it's an anery with anomalous orange. :shrugs:

Here's a comparison between the "anery" and what the normals from this clutch look like.
 

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Interesting critter, Chuck. I wonder if it's an normal whose saddles are just really really dark, or if it is more of an anery critter? Or... any caramel in those lines?

-Kat
 
Yeah, it very much resembles the caramel hatchlings I've seen... the orange would be yellow on a caramel but I know what you mean.

The grandparents are a Pink & Green snow and a Rosy Blood. (And we hit the 1/64 jackpot in this clutch with an avalanche. :cool: )
 
whoa very interesting looking anery. The normal is interesting too, looks like someone messed with the rgb settings on my monitor.
 
carol said:
Cool! Did you get any "normal" bloods from the clutch?
Ya, there is one each: normal, amel, anery, avalanche, and a "blood" that is just like the one in the first clutch.

(Here's the one from the first clutch.)
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Awww.... you called it a "blood" to humor me. How sweet is that? *blushes*
 
Well it is pretty odd to have such a variance in a single clutch like that, but darn if that top picture isn't a spittin' image of some baby Miami Phase I have seen. Particularly from my old "Milk Snake Phase" lines. :shrugs:
 
carol said:
Awww.... you called it a "blood" to humor me. How sweet is that? *blushes*
LMAO!


Rich Z said:
Well it is pretty odd to have such a variance in a single clutch like that, but darn if that top picture isn't a spittin' image of some baby Miami Phase I have seen. Particularly from my old "Milk Snake Phase" lines.
Ya, we'll have it around for at least a couple sheds, and I wouldn't be totally shocked if it turns into a normal. More importantly, I'm hoping the avalanche (snow) doesn't turn into a fire (amel.) ;)
 
Serpwidgets said:
(And we hit the 1/64 jackpot in this clutch with an avalanche. :cool: )
Cool looking snake. It'll be interesting to see how his color develops over time. And congratulations on hitting the lottery.......wow, what are the odds of that happening?:rolleyes:
 
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Very nice little guy.Hope it works out for you.Will be nice to see that pic after a shed or two.
 
Pretty snake Serp. I am wondering though if it is not a normal, it seems to have a lot of reddish tint to the saddle and head pattern. The saddle one is a deep red but it does have a red look. Just a thought. Will be interesting to see what it sheds out to be. Will be neat if it is an anery with a lot of orange color on it. :)
 
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