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Morph of the week take two

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Posted by: EmberBall at Wed Dec 27 19:33:48 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by EmberBall ]  
   

Cinnamon Pastel



Proven Genetic by: Graziani

Genetic type: Co-Dom

Year Proven Genetic: 2002

Crosses:

1-Pewter (Cinnamon Pastel x Pastel)

2-Super Cinn (Cinnamon Pastel x Cinnamon Pastel)

3-Silver Bullet (Super Cinnamon x Pastel)

4-Silver Streak (Cinnamon x Super Pastel)



Cinnamon Story-See Graziani Reptile's website.



Discription-Dark base with tan markings, and various shades of brown, with Cinnamon coloring replacing the yellow or gold markings on normal Ball Pythons. White belly and white flames on the sides. In exceptional specimens, the circle patterns are almost red.



Why purchase a Cinnamon?

*The Cinnamon Pastel varies in appearance, from a subdued brown snake lighter in color than a dark normal, to a dark brown and Cinnamon snake with white creeping up the sides of the snake almost half way up the side. Have you seen the Pewter? The Pewter alone makes the Cinnamon worth buying, with Cinnamon Spiders, Cinnamon Mojaves and other crosses sure to please. The Silver Streak is also a great looking cross. I think selective breeding is going to have a possitive impact on the Cinnamon's future, weeding out the unattractive specimens, and increasing the cinnamon color, and flames. Maybe more than in most snakes, buying a NICE Cinnamon is a must. Do not bite on the low price of an unattractive Cinnamon, start your collection with the best of the best, and you will not be sorry. A stunning Cinnamon is a very nice snake, an unattractive is barely nicer than a normal.



Do I own one?

*Technically yes, although I have not received him. We are waiting until this cold weather in Southern California warms up a bit for safe shipping.



I would like to give credit to Graziani Reptiles and the Snakekeeper's site, where I got some of the information posted here.



Since I do not have any pics to post (some of you will think that is a good thing those of you with Cinns, Black Pastels, and the crosses, please post some pics! Also, feel free to add to this list, post your thought, critique my information, etc. LET'S SEE SOME PICS!

   

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