[Given to Fly]

Hi all,
I need some help identifying this morph. Thanks

 

[Zedda]

I'm not sure, but I think it could be anery B

 

[cornmorphs]

to be honest its an awkward picture, it could quite easily be a normal.

 

[Guest]

Looks like an anery to me as well.I dont think its a normal as there is not enough colour in it yet.

 

[andysharpe]

at gunpoint, i would say normal corn... there is a tinge of red to the skin but then again it could ALSO be a anery....

 

[asnakecalled?]

it looks a little bit like one of my anerys so i would say anery

 

[SCI]

I would say anery.

 

[wohic]

a picture taken in natural daylight with no flash would give a truer colour, then perhaps you will get a definate answer.

 

[cornmorphs]

i would probably go for anery if i was forced to guess.

 

[Given to Fly]

Thanks for helping.
Here's one taken in natural daylight, without flash.

Does this help? I really don't know much about corn morphs :?
From what I understand, if it has a bit of red it's normal and if not it's anery? This one doesn't seem to have any red ..

 

[cornmorphs]

def anery

 

[Guest]

Without a doubt an anery and as he gets older you should see some yellow tones come in around the neck area so dont be to downhearted if this happens it is perfectly normal

 

[Given to Fly]

I bought this female together with a male at the ExpoTerraria show in Barcelona, this past weekend. I also bought some other species, I'll post some pics.