Without further ado... Achromatic!

[BUSHSNAKE]

We aren't confused, look at our beautiful snow easterns... which are brown and not made from an anery lol.

none of them are made from anerys, all the garter snows are albino melanistics

[Zdravko092368]

none of them are made from anerys, all the garter snows are albino melanistics

I'm aware...

[Jeff B]

none of them are made from anerys, all the garter snows are albino melanistics

I'm aware...

Not true the iowa snow has the yellow from the iowa albino completely removed and there is not melanin present on that animal like the brownish eastern albino melanistic, demonstrating that the black axanthic does in fact have yellow removing effect, which by definition is axanthic.
I have always said that the black axanthic radix genes phenotype displays both axanthic and melanistic qualities. It is not simply one or the other.

[BUSHSNAKE]

Not true the iowa snow has the yellow from the iowa albino completely removed and there is not melanin present on that animal like the brownish eastern albino melanistic, demonstrating that the black axanthic does in fact have yellow removing effect, which by definition is axanthic.
I have always said that the black axanthic radix genes phenotype displays both axanthic and melanistic qualities. It is not simply one or the other.

now the anery is a black axanthic? is the anery red sided a black axanthic too? You can call them what ever you want but the "black axanthic" plains, the anery red sided and the melanistic eastern are all the same morph. They are all black, they are all axanthic and since the red sided has red ill say they are all anery as well. They all have pure black eyes and a white chin and all have created some type of snow. Your saying that axanthics can look different...well so can melanistics, they don't even have to be black. the difference is a axanthic can remove yellow from an albino but the albino removes the black from the melanistic and that's the kind of snows we have today.

[BUSHSNAKE]

Not true the iowa snow has the yellow from the iowa albino completely removed and there is not melanin present on that animal like the brownish eastern albino melanistic, demonstrating that the black axanthic does in fact have yellow removing effect, which by definition is axanthic.
I have always said that the black axanthic radix genes phenotype displays both axanthic and melanistic qualities. It is not simply one or the other.

if you wanna compare snows you don't compare a t+ to a t-. compare the Nebraska snow to the schuett snow, they look almost exactly the same