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Al Stotton
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 Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2007 10:59 pm Post subject: Re:Aner Stripes |
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Was inspired to look through some old pics by Sue's  (thanks Sue  ) post and found these pics of the adults i used to own and breed.
Thought i should share them for any corn fans on here.
I'd forgotten just how much i loved these snakes and how just plain nice they are.Stripes rule and these are still a fav of mine to this day. 
Thanks for lookin'
Cheers..............AL
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Al that is what a Anery Stripe should look like simply beautiful .. I really don't know whats going on with the one's that are available recently they seem more ghost like ? That is one stunning looking snake ...
Sue x
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Al Stotton
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| Windy wrote: | Al that is what a Anery Stripe should look like simply beautiful .. I really don't know whats going on with the one's that are available recently they seem more ghost like ? That is one stunning looking snake ...
Sue x |
Cheers Sue
To be honest i haven't seen any in a while,until i saw your post with the real nice ones.
I know your clued up and therefore i don't doubt your correct with your observation on ghosty type stripes mate.
At the time when i bred some of these i was in a race with a couple of guys to be the first to breed proper aner stripes over here(I Won  ).
I can remember because they were quite sought after some would be sold as stripes, when they were really aner motleys that had connected saddles forming a single stripe.(you know the type )
Later on this was the case with ghost motleys also around the time i moved away from corns.
Yours are really really nice examples of aner striped corns and still my fav corn morph of all.
RGDS.........AL
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| MJ wrote: | | are these part of the mixed corn stuff Al? |
Hi MJ
When you say 'mixed' are you refering to the parent stock being some kind of het mate?
RGDS.........AL
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