Help!!! What kind of corn is this?

[Blueeheeler]

This is Chad and he is 4-5 mos old. He's a pet store baby, they were not sure how old or if m/f. So Chad is just the name I gave it. After Chad Krogger of Nickelback.


Anyway, I am confused as to his type. Thanks for any information you can give me. Jamie:confused:

[snakekeeper]

Its a Anerythestic (sp)?

[Blueeheeler]

Okay I understand the Anery what I (sp)?

[tai_pan1]

Looks like an anery to me.

[Tim_Cranwill]

(sp)? means (spelling)?, as in "is this the correct spelling?"

But, yeah, looks like and Anerythristic, and a nice one too!

[Kathy]

aww what a cute little anery, glad you like 'em!

[Lisa]

Lovely markings on your anery.

[BoidKeeper]

Yup deffinatly rrBB. Anery's are my favorit morph.
Cheers,
Trevor:cool:

[Blueeheeler]

Okay the vote is for the Anrey, but I have found this on another Herps site, check these out

http://www.pbase.com/image/6067920
http://www.pbase.com/image/6067921

and then I am sending you a pic of my corn too!

[Tim_Cranwill]

I see your point. Beats me.....

[Kathy]

Both those are anerys, charcoal is AneryB

[Blueeheeler]

Great Thanks for the information.

[tai_pan1]

Anery type A will still have the yellow color around the head and neck area of your snake, the anery type B (Charcoal) will not. Since your snake is young, you may not see the yellow until later if it's an anery A.