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Here's a pic of a Type A Anery with a Normal Het


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Posted by NZ on April 27, 2003 at 01:35:58:

In Reply to: Type A Anery San Diego (new pics) posted by P-RAT on April 26, 2003 at 21:46:26:


That would give you Normal het Anery offspring. The two types are both Anerys, both lack red pigmentation. The Type B further lack most or almost all of the yellow. The Type A retains a lot of the yellow but it's still Anery. The Type A I have is also het Snow, she will be given the chance to breed with a Type B Anery het Snow. I can't wait so see what kind of Snows they produce, maybe some bright screamers!


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