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We just hatched our 3rd clutch, and it was from our C.H cinnamon granite male to a light colored normal female, and out of 6 eggs we got 5 cinnamon granites!!
They all have different looks to them but look just like dad.

Pics are not very good as they just crawled out yesterday, but they are sweet!

This is our first season we tried to breed balls and it's going good so far, we bred 8 females and got 6 clutches of eggs, and another female that slugged out.

We will have more pics of them and another new Morph we proved out last week as soon as they all shed.
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Here's the dad.

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Those are awesome! Granites are under rated by a lot. This is the closest I have to one. Unproven.

Cool babies, question though. Are you saying these are a "Cinnamon",which is proven to make a black snake when breed together, or is this Cinnamon granite just the name you made for your W/C adult you breed to the normal?? Just curious, and confused a bit. Thanks for any info.

Cinnamon granite was what we bought him as, just a name to describe him. He is c.h and has only been bred to a normal and proved out by that.
We liked the name so stuck with it.

Ian G has a similar animal he has proved out called a honey cinnamon, that is a little different than this but looks to be in the same "family" of morphs as ours.
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