Glad you showed ultra/anery. I just picked up a Tequila Sunrise and have heard some people claim that it is the same thing. Definitely not the same. Big difference in the color. I did watch your video on the Tequila Sunrise.
Just discovered your channel. Thank you for the helpful video. Been researching snakes for a few months and picked up my first this weekend, a Ghost Motley Corn. They had a Hypo Sunkissed that we almost got, but my wife really liked the GM. I still want a red snake, though.... sooooo: time to learn even more about these morphs!
Short answer: not really, no. Ultramel ghost will typically be lighter in color, so if you have a mix of ultramel anery & ultramel ghost in the same clutch, the lighter ones will most likely be the ghosts. But just looking at an individual, there's almost no way to tell. Ultramel varies so much, it can be really light or really dark.
@@SarahsSnakeShop I think he is a Ghost, but still, he would have some yellow under his jaw and neck. He does look like a Ghost... I've brought this up with the guy at the pet shop that I bought him from. He is now 2 years old and he looks like a Ghost, with maybe some other genes. His saddles are terracotta brown, ( mauve when he was a baby ) his ground colour is beige, his checkers are dark brown and his eyes are silver. Could you please possibly help identify him? I'd love your input and I'd be really grateful.
Love my Anery Sunkissed!! She is still not a year old yet and every shed reveals more beautiful yellow! She is gorgeous!
I don't have one, but I might produce some next season!
Glad you showed ultra/anery. I just picked up a Tequila Sunrise and have heard some people claim that it is the same thing. Definitely not the same. Big difference in the color. I did watch your video on the Tequila Sunrise.
Genetically they are ultramel anerys, but they're definitely different than average!
Just discovered your channel. Thank you for the helpful video. Been researching snakes for a few months and picked up my first this weekend, a Ghost Motley Corn.
They had a Hypo Sunkissed that we almost got, but my wife really liked the GM.
I still want a red snake, though.... sooooo: time to learn even more about these morphs!
There are a lot of red options!!
@@SarahsSnakeShop definitely! Narrowing it down has become a challenge, so I really appreciate your videos.
Nice video Sarah 😄
Thank you! Sorry I was not here for the premiere. I ended up going to the hospital for some asthma issues.
Is there a publication available that tells you which combination of genes make the different types of morphs?
Not really because that would be a HUGE book. But iansvivarium.com has the biggest compilation
I love snows.
What about coral snows? I like the photos i see, but i never see any information on it
That adds Red Factor as well, I have a few videos that touch on it here and there, but plan to do a deep dive on it soon :)
Is there an (“easy”) way to see the difference between an ultramel anery / ultramel ghost?
Short answer: not really, no. Ultramel ghost will typically be lighter in color, so if you have a mix of ultramel anery & ultramel ghost in the same clutch, the lighter ones will most likely be the ghosts. But just looking at an individual, there's almost no way to tell. Ultramel varies so much, it can be really light or really dark.
I have what was sold to me as an Anery sunkissed. He has no yellow at all on him. I'm confused 😕
It would be odd for Anery SK to have no yellow
@@SarahsSnakeShop I think he is a Ghost, but still, he would have some yellow under his jaw and neck. He does look like a Ghost... I've brought this up with the guy at the pet shop that I bought him from. He is now 2 years old and he looks like a Ghost, with maybe some other genes.
His saddles are terracotta brown, ( mauve when he was a baby ) his ground colour is beige, his checkers are dark brown and his eyes are silver.
Could you please possibly help identify him? I'd love your input and I'd be really grateful.
Volume of music is a bit overwhelming
I'm doing my best here man
the fact that they didn't call it motley blue makes me sad.
You can call it that!! Doesn't matter too much which term goes first.
You have a redcoat anery?
Yes. She's relatively new to the collection. :)