so its axanthic and not anerythristic?

Posted by cornsnakes on April 03, 2003 at 18:02:15:

In Reply to: Re: Kenyan color morphs posted by meretseger on April 03, 2003 at 13:40:04:

I was sold a male as anery, i assume its more than just mere terminology.
Thanks to both of you for your responces and information.
I hope to breed these as they mature, i have read a few conflicting reports as to the age of maturity, in corns sexual maturity is a matter of size more than age, would that also be true here?
i do not power feed any animal to push it, but instead i feed one time a week and with the exception of some brazillian rainbows only one mouse per week and i can tell you i have not one skinny snake in my collection.

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Follow Ups:

• Re: so its axanthic and not anerythristic? Draconem 04/04/03 (6)
  • exactly- meretseger 04/04/03 (5)
    • Re: exactly- rjward97 04/04/03 (4)
      • no, it's actually really complicated! meretseger 04/04/03 (3)
        • Re: no, it's actually really complicated! rjward97 04/04/03 (2)
          • ouch... betta genetics makes my head hurt- meretseger 04/06/03 (1)
            • lol : ) rjward97 04/10/03 (0)

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