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Q. What is a Cinnamon Pastel?



Answer... This one is a little tougher since there are 5 different proven lines that I know of and they all look a little different, but all share the same important TRAITS. ( Graziani line, BHB Line, Ralph Davis line, Black Pastel- Ian G. line and Gulf Coast's Het for Black) I will try to show the traits from the individual lines and well as the common traits they share! this is the toughest one yet so if you see an error please shoot me over an email



1. First off- Graziani line (these were produced by Brian Kollwitz) Graziani line Cinnys (name I will use for the rest of the guide) have a wonderful light tan body color as they get older and have beautiful reddish brown body color (cinnamon color) as babies. They also have Tons of blushing as shown with the GREEN circles, the blushing color is a light faded chocolate. They have the Faded unicolor head as shown with the PURPLE circle. They also have FLAMES, (see a trend with flames yet? you will...) as shown with the BLUE circles. These two snakes in my opinion are STUNNING examples of a Cinnamon Pastel.









2. BHB Line, this guy is an AMAZING BHB line ( I own him so I have to say that lol). Once again notice the FLAMES as shown with the BLUE circle. The Body color is more of a tasty chocolate color (bottom GREEN arrow) and you can see the blushing with the top green GREEN arrow. Take note of the faded unicolor head ( PURPLE circle) once again. Seeing a trend yet? In my opinion the BHB and the Graziani Line are the most similar.









3. The Black Pastel (owned by John Berry). This one is a little tougher for me but here goes... The body color on these guys as they get older is an odd mix of yellow and cinnamon as shown with the RED arrows. They also have the FLAMES (shown in GREEN circles) but usually not as drastic as the others. The one best identification mark on these guys and the Gulf Coast line are ( i shouldnt even share this secret lol but that's what's the guides are for) squiggles surrounding the black circles where the alien heads should be. (Shown with the BLUE arrows and circles).







4. Ralph Davis line. This line reminds me a lot of the Black Pastel. They both share very similar traits. The color on this guy is almost a text book Cinny Baby color, not all Cinnys are this drastic in color as babies, but I think it is a wonderful example. Once again you can see the flames and the squiggles (shown with the GREEN circles) Ralphs line and the Black Pastel tend not to have as faded heads as the others. I hope you are starting to see the TREND by now.







5. The head of most Cinnys tend to be faded and unicolor. You can see the faded unicolor head with the PURPLE arrow. Also most cinnamons (I think all) have deep black eyes shown with the BLUE arrow. The facial stripe also seems to be a little faded as shown with the GREEN arrow







6. Pattern, all Cinnys share a VERY similar pattern. Where the "alien heads" would appear on a normal, Cinnys have one black dot or circle (shown with the BLUE arrows). They also have what we term Floating circles that do not touch the belly. (shown in the RED circles). They have this pattern all the way down the sides (similar to a mojave). Go back through the pics above and you will see they all have it.











7. Stomach, here is a very nice example of a Cinny belly. Note the flames in GREEN.











Variations and examples...



Example 1- This is a w.c. Cinnamon Pastel, can you see al the traits (the trend)? First off let me say sorry about the terrible picture, its hard to see color but it will give you an example of the traits we look for. Flames in RED. Squiggles in BLUE. The clear belly in Yellow, and the Blushing in GREEN. He does have the usual Cinny color but this picture just does not show it. He also does have the deep black eyes. Not the best example of a w.c. but you get the idea.







Example 2- This animals shows a huge amount of Flames shown in GREEN, also you can better see the Blushing in RED in this picture. Also the faded unicolor head and black eyes show nicely (BLUE arrow)







There are many more variations, but they all follow the same rules.



1. Color, color, color (some are better than others but they all have similar coloring)

2. Flames

3. Unicolor faded head (to different extremes)

4. Blushing

5. Black eyes

6. Some lines have squiggles



Well I was right this was the toughest one so far, to my knowledge this is as accurate as it gets for now. I will update if I find out more, and add more variations as I get pictures of them.



(Remeber this is only a GUIDE and there are exceptions to every rule.)



Hope this helps

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