Ranch Concinnus'

[ConcinusMan]

I got the anery from a guy named Richard. She was in a group of non-eating babies that was sent to me.


I'll have to check back in photos to see if I have any baby shots.

I don't think so. I remember sending you a young adult. I'm pretty sure all the "cull" babies I sent were clark county, WA normals. I never sent babies with anery genes. Still confused.

[guidofatherof5]

To clarify. I have never received any T.s.concinnus from anyone but you.
She does have a little red on her flanks.

[ConcinusMan]

Yes I know, but I remember sending only one young adult male anery and I definitely didn't send any babies that weren't 100% normal. If I had, you would have the answer to the question of whether or not the anery's are born normal looking or not. If you know, why are you not telling us.

I still say any anerys you got from me were already adults or close to mature. That's all I've ever sent out.

[RedSidedSPR]

.. then obviously it started out normal and turned out anery?

[guidofatherof5]

The male anery is still here and the rest were babies when sent.
To answer you quest I would have to say this one(female) was born normal looking, then changed.
I'm not sure what is going on with regards to her lineage but I'm glad she's here. She was part of the orginal group of 11 non-eaters.

[gregmonsta]

A Xerxes moment from the looks of it ... from normal to green to blue ...

[ConcinusMan]

hmmm... must have been a mix up. Must have gotten an anery baby mixed in with big berthas babies.

[guidofatherof5]

Here's my male anery T.s.concinnus.
Hoping he will do some breeding this Spring.
Not the greatest photo but it was all he would allow. He just shed and the camera did a pretty good job of capturing that neon blue.

[SkinnyPete]

WOW! Now that is a gorgeous boy!

[guidofatherof5]

This anery male is not what I would call a regular eater. He likes to skip a couple feeding times when the other are feeding.
Today he downed 5 small pinkies which is a good meal for him.