Type?

[Palidrafod]

Um, charcoal anery?

Im still a noob

 

[Palidrafod]

yah, this pic may help

 

[PtDnsr]

If I had to take a guess I'd say anery. Out of curiosity what makes you think charcoal anery? In order to prove that true you would have to wait and do test breedings because you can't usually visually separate those morphs (I say usually because there are those that say you can).

~Katie

 

[Quigs]

looks like an anery to me.

Q

 

[bballmatt100]

looks like a pretty little anery to me!

 

[sojkas]

Ummm... Please tell me what are differenced between Anery and Charcoal?
I was always thinking you need breed trials to determine whether it is Anery or Charcoal.

 

[jzal8]

I think they were asking whether it is a charcoal or an anery, not saying its a chacoal anery. Looks like an anery to me also

 

[sojkas]

I think they were asking whether it is a charcoal or an anery, not saying its a chacoal anery. Looks like an anery to me also

I know it, but please tell me what is the difference between charcoal and anery.
I have female that will beready to breed next spring and 'd like to know whether it is anery or charcoal w/o "wasting" one season for breeding trials.

 

[Drizzt80]

Anery's (Anery A) TEND to be darker in coloration with a lighter gray background. As they mature they TEND to gain yellow in the neck and chin area. The yellow tends to be a brighter/bolder yellow, very rich. Their pupils tend to be a gray coloration as hatchlings and as they mature. The saddles can also begin to change to a brown color as they mature.

Charcoal's (Anery B) TEND to be softer in their dark coloration with a darker gray background. As they mature they TEND to not gain yellow in the neck and chin area. When they do gain yellow it tends to be a softer lemon-yellow. The pupils tend to be black as hatchlings and stay darker as they mature. They also tend to have a bluish and pinkish hue to their head and cheek areas. Their saddles tend to stay darker in coloration as they mature.

Do a search through the photo gallery for both, and you can start getting some comparison pics.

Here's a couple of mine:
Charcoal female:

Anery female:

D80

 

[Gronk]

Hrmmm...

I'm going to have to post some pics tonight if I get a chance. I have 3 Anery hatchlings from my Anery Motley h hypo, amel x Amel Aztec h hypo, anery. They look like the anery above.

I also had a Charcoal hatch out from a Bloodred h Charcoal x Charcoal h Bloodred....very different visually.....

Here's a link to the Charcoal (laying on top of a Pewter)...Charcoal and Pewter 05's

 

[Taceas]

I also would go with an Anery A. And ditto to what D80 stated.

Most of the time Anery A hatchlings are more clearly defined between the darker saddles and the lighter color background. A definite black and silver scheme.

Charcoals seem to be more uniform in their color. In my experience, they also have more of a bluish effect to the color as well, not just black and silver like Anery A hatchlings.

Here's a pic of my Charcoal as a hatchling:

 

[sojkas]

OK, here it is, my girl :

Click on pfoto to get larger version.

 

[sojkas]

I forgot to add, that she was shedding two days ago, co colours are pretty strong.