What's Up With This BRB?

I produced this Female BRB last year...Out of 20 or so she was the only one that looked like this.

She almost looks Anery, but not quite like other proven lines.

I'm going to breed the same pair again this year and see what happens.

The pics aren't the best, BRB's don't like sitting still. LMK what you think of her...

The day she was born!!!
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j2.../JBRB3jpgl.jpg

http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j2...t/slbrb108.jpg

http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j2...t/slbrb034.jpg

With a Sib for Comparison...
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j2...t/slbrb058.jpg

http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j2...t/slbrb075.jpg

Definitely something unique! Good luck this year!

Thanks Jason!

I hope I get a male for her.

Looks almost Hypo to me. Nice holdback! Good luck on getting another one!

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Originally Posted by jim020cricket

Looks almost Hypo to me. Nice holdback! Good luck on getting another one!

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I thought that at first too, but it doesn't exactly look like proven Hypos either...

Kind of looks a little like both...Maybe it's a True Ghost BRB...lol...I'm not that lucky.

Thanks!

wow, thats pretty crazy lookin, dont think i have ever seen one like that.

Maybe a hidden gene?

Really looks like you could be onto something there Jon! :gj:
I looks to be an anery. :D

Cool rainbow John, good luck with it!

Wow she has to be something :O :O.Congrats :gj:

Very neat looking snake. Would like to see how it looks under sunlight

Whatever she is she is beautifully unique. Good luck with this girl. Hope she proves out to be something.

Thanks for all the compliments Everyone!!!

WOW! She does look hypo. Are you able to track down her grand parents? I mean it is possible that there is a hypo trait floating around in her gene pool some place. Hope you held on to a couple of her litter mates

Good luck! Shes a pretty one

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Originally Posted by ajeff

WOW! She does look hypo. Are you able to track down her grand parents? I mean it is possible that there is a hypo trait floating around in her gene pool some place. Hope you held on to a couple of her litter mates

Good luck! Shes a pretty one

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Thanks!

Anything is Possible...

I did keep some back.

Def. Ghost BRB...put me on the list! :D

I don't think she's an anery...

Brian Sharp:
http://www.briansharp.com/Anery_Braz_rainbow.jpg

And in person they are better looking than that pic shows!

Yeah thanks for posting those...I used to work for Brian and have seen them in person...Which is why I said they don't look exactly like other proven Anery's...

I've shown the pics to Brian Sharp and Robert Seib...Both say it looks more Anery than Hypo, but again not quite like the other Anery Proven Lines.

If you look at the crescents they are basically white and have no Orange tint to them like Normal BRB's.

There are a couple line of Anery BRB's that haven't been proven compatible yet...

Check out this pic...Don't know who they belong to though...
http://reptilegeeks.com/gallery/view...y-brb-someday/

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Originally Posted by jim020cricket

Looks almost Hypo to me. Nice holdback! Good luck on getting another one!

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Was thinking the same thing...hypoish

Gorgeous! Good luck proving it out.

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Originally Posted by Patrick Long

wow, thats pretty crazy lookin, dont think i have ever seen one like that.

Maybe a hidden gene?

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damn your avatar is CREEPY :O

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Originally Posted by PhillyBoyInTN

damn your avatar is CREEPY :O

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I second that.

Okay, I got a new theory :D

The word of the day is: hypo erythrism. I knew I seen this tossed around before, and messing around in google I figured out how to spell "erythrism"

MW has what it means here: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/erythrism

But wait a moment, this little girl of yours has a reduction of red. I can explain that too... I think :weirdface

If the animal is naturaly erythristic, the animal is red. Just like in a hypomelanistic animal, the animal is not a true albino, it just has a reduction of black, well using the same logic for your little girl, a hypo erythristic would have a reduction in red pigment.

So, kind of like anerythristic, but an anerythristic animal all the red pigment would be gone.

Well, thats my theory :O You would not believe the amount of cut and paste I had to use LOL.

So, I think your animal is hypo alright, but not like what most are used to :)

Does any of this make any sense!? :confused: