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Part of a brood of 2013 corns hatching yesterDAY from parents that were both products of pairing a Rosy Bloodred
(aka: Diffused Kastanie) to a Sunkissed corn. The grayish Sunkissed mutants are Sunkissed Kastanies contrasted
by a typical Sunkissed mutant in the lower-left corner. The non-pattern mutants in the upper left-hand corner are
Kastanies. They look like Anery mutants at this age, but will begin developing Kastanie colors in the coming weeks
and months. I know what you’re thinking. With Anery mutants slitherin around in there, the Sunkissed corns are
actually Sunkissed Aneries. Anery is not in either side of this family tree AND most of my hatchling Kastanies look
like Aneries at this age.