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The father is a lemon blast. The mom appears very normal, but evidently there is a hidden genetic at work here. The mom is not a cinny, mojave, yellow belly, black pastel/aka labyrinth and definately not a pewter...so please don't ask for pics of mom. I will be working with her in upcoming projects to further investigate the potential new gene at play. I hope you guys enjoy the pictures. She is just so beautiful, I had to share her with all my fellow herpers. The clutch total was 5 eggs. I got five healthy babies that have the following apparent genetics: 1 male pastel, 1 male pin, 1 male normal, 1 female lemon blast (which is in one of the pics I posted), and 1 female Splatter Blast! Let me know what you think!

Thanks,
Kenny Scott

I'm not able to see the pictures.
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Sorry about that. Let's try the pics again.

Looks like a pewter pin - neat - thanks for sharing.
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it looks an awful lot like a cinny or black pastel pin/blast

Mom does not resemble a cinny or black pastel although I'm not disputing that perhaps she carries a hidden genetic for patternless or reduced pattern.

Thanks,

some type of Granite/Super Granite gene. No pics of mom. How about a pic of dad? Great looking snake. congrats. Jeff

Here's daddy.

I had hatched a brighter male, but held this one back because I just loved his busy pattern!

Thanks!

Thanks Spuds. That is exactly what I thought he would look like. I'll stick with the granite/super granite theory. Very nice indeed. Jeff

I have no speculations, but that is frickin sweet.
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Breed her to an axanthic! Lol awesome morph I like the melanistic look. Congrats
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1.0 Sunrise (sshhh)
1.0 orange ghost mojave
1.0 Yellow Belly
1.0 Het pied
1.0 Green Hypo
1.0 Spider Het B Hypo
0.1 orange ghost mojave
0.1 Green Hypo
0.1 mojave
0.5 Het nerd Orange Hypo
0.2 poss Het nerd Orange Hypo
0.1 poss Het albino
0.1 het pied
0.1 Bell Jungle
0.6 normals
0.1 black pastel (unproven)
0.1 Tiger ball (unproven)
0.1 genetic reduced pattern
0.1 black back
0.1 mojave (best looking one ever! thanks Jeff Luman)
0.1 Pastel Het ghost
1.0 posslble salmon boa
0.1 BCI 8.5 ft x m
1.0 snow corn
0.1 amel corn (did not prove out of 14 eggs 2b het anery)
0.1 amel corn
0.1 ghost motley corn
1.0 love line (creamcicle?) okatee
0.1 love line okatee
1.0 albino vanishing pattern nelsons
2.0 Het albino vanishing pattern nelsons
0.1 blue tail monitor
2.0 Reed frogs
2.2 felines aka boa food ;o
And I am not gonna count all those rats . . .

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That snake is awesome, congrats!!

The name on the otherhand...I dunno? It reminds me of an upset stomach or something..? LOL Maybe I am naturally childish or something, but I dunno?

Nice animal, looks like BHB cinnamon pin.
But I don't think there is a pastel gene inside, look at the head, no blast imo.

Here are some pics of what I produced last year. I am just calling mine Granite Pewter Blasts. I produce very granite appearing pinstripes. I believe they are chocolate pins. Anyway, these were produced from a granite lemon blast that I produced bred to a cinny female. These are definately Pinstripe x Pastel x Cinnamon Pastel x Something else. They hatched silver with a lavender hue. Jeremy Stone haa produced Pewter Pins that look like perfect pewter pins. BHB produced a similiar animal to yours last year. Look at the color of mine at hatching. Look at how they colored up a cream color. Who knows what's really going on with all these genes, but congrats! I have attached my photos for comparison.

Jared Carr
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