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2 more of them:

I ended up with 3 males and 4 females. Which breaks down into 4 Cinnies and 3 Normals. All exhibiting some type of black back, but the normals are the ones that finally prove that she's genetic to some degree. If anyone has their own opinions what's going on, recessive, some sort of co-dom, phenotypic, please feel free to speculate. Here's the clutch hatching and the females:

WOW, that one in the second pic is AMAZING!
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Chad Ramsey

1 more of the girls together. I took a ton of pics, but I'm sick of uploading, so these are the best ones:

Here are the boys. The male Cinny is a perfect replica of his father:

One more of the male Cinny. And that's all the farther I got with uploading. Hope you like em. I do.

Just to show how her other normal offspring have all looked compared to these 3 new ones. And apparently I started a new message instead of adding on, so now this thread is all screwed up. Hope it's not too confusing.

Those are gorgeous Ryan -- nice selective breeding!!!

Between you and me -- I thought ya proved her with her first clutch -- seems like I remember some blackbacks in that clutch -- maybe not as clean but.....

Congrats again!!!
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Tosha
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