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 Post subject: identification appreciated
PostPosted: 28 Aug 2008, 19:46 
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suspect this lady to be a charcoal opinions welcome

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If its a corn... it looks like a 'ghost' to me.

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Hi bigdave,

Ed is right, it's a corn :wink:

Charcoal it's possible, normaly they have the tipical "blue"Charcoal eyes. You can take a good look and see.

Anery's have always black eyes.
mostly have the Charcoals very less xantine (yellow pigment)
Anery's have mostly some yellow around the neck and head.

Charcoal or Anery B have nearly the same characteristics as an Anery A,
the main difference is that Charcoals produce nearly no Yellow pigment.
The snakes have less contrast in colour compared to an Anery A,
the result is a Black and Grey snake. The ground colour is dark grey with
grey or black saddle markings with a black border, the eyes are almost
completely blue black.The Charcoal does not show much Yellow and stays quite dark as an adult.


Anery A .Anerythristic means that the gene which
produces the Red pigment is missing.Anerythristic type A corns
only have the Black and Yellow pigment.The result is
a Black and Grey snake with some Yellow. A lot of Anerythristic snakes
turn Brown as they get older.
The word Anerythristic is Latin and means "A" = without and
Erythrin is the name of the Red pigment.

The snakes have a Greyish ground colour with Grey to Black saddle markings
with a Black border, when they get older they become Yellow around the neck and head.

I hope that you get something to this :wink:

Johan :JvdD:

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I didn't know that about the eye colour! :wink: 8)
still looks ghost to me lol :lol:

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sorry folks
yeh shes a corn almost 2 years old
ill have a closer look at the eyes in daylight

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bigdave wrote:
sorry folks
yeh shes a corn almost 2 years old
ill have a closer look at the eyes in daylight

thanks for the info very informative


you welcome :D
keep me updated please

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I normally get ID pics wrong bigdave so could well be charcoal, as ever breeding will prove it :wink: :lol:

The eye colour information was good advice :)

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^^^^^ What Johan said! :) :) :)

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kennedykrew wrote:
I normally get ID pics wrong bigdave so could well be charcoal, as ever breeding will prove it :wink: :lol:

The eye colour information was good advice :)


:shock: it,s most of the time's difficuld from a pic Ed. And last time I was wrong and you was richt! (make that not public Ed) :wink: :lol!:

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Well guys I must agree with Johan (otherwise he will hit me next week) :lol: To determine if it is a Charcoal or not is not very easy without a pic of the eyes. The yellow pigmentation is not really a true characteristic any more, so the only real chance is to look at the eyes.

Sorry if I sounded a bit posh there but I had to try and write better English than Johan :wink: :wink: :wink:
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I have only ever seen one anery as light as that. I can see the black around the saddle borders but looks reduced black to me. :?
Apart from not seeing eyes .... what do 'YOU' see (everyone)??? :?

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kennedykrew wrote:
I have only ever seen one anery as light as that. I can see the black around the saddle borders but looks reduced black to me. :?
Apart from not seeing eyes .... what do 'YOU' see (everyone)??? :?


Now I understand why you think he's a Ghost :) But normaly are ghost's mutch paler.

For me ...... Charcoal

but more opinions please :wink:

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i reckon on charcoal - it doesn't look 'dark' enough for anery, and there looks too much black around the saddles for ghost

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eeji wrote:
i reckon on charcoal - it doesn't look 'dark' enough for anery, and there looks too much black around the saddles for ghost

So ghosts tend to lose most if not all the black around the saddles, the hypo effect. And are a bit paler, saddlewise.?
What about ghosts eyes. I'll go check my ghosts eyes ... :lol:

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ghost eyes are usually grey with a black pupil ;)

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