20170607_211241.jpgDisbelief? What! I speak the truth and nothing but the truth, lol! Nice looking snake Ed! I would also like to add that this lineage is from the West Virginia Anery that Scott had so it's completely unrelated to mine from Pickens County SC. I bred mine to a Florida Albino and then bred an Anery male 100% het Fl albino x 100% het Fl albino and had a litter of 2 albino and 7 66% hets, but no snows as of yet. My thinking is if the Anery/hypermel/ what ever you want to call them are codom and color up over time like the erythristics then I don't know if we can make a snow with them. I still want to breed Anery to Anery and see if there is a super form or something! One of the albinos was very light in color.



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I hope I did this right. This pick is an Anery eastern 100% het for Kentucky albino. It turns out that this gene is partially co-Dom. I say that meaning that the the mother was Kentucky albino and the father was Anery. I got the Anery from Shawn and he told me some of the babies would turn anery. Well despite my disbelief he was right!! About half of the babies turned Anery. Joe, if you read this I use the term “Anery” lightly because I know it’s not entirely correct but it works in the garter world. Lol. Anyway i hope that this may lead to pure white snow easterns at some point because the Kentucky albino is T- albino. I have some adults from the original breeding so i should get Kentucky albinos, het albinos, het anery’s and hopefully a clean white snow or two’