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Haven't seen a lot of these posted this year so i thought i'd share. just can't believe the difference the cinnamon gene adds to the albino. looking for albino super cinnamon's next year.

Those are really nice cinnies, congrats! I have never thought that before, but now I`m wondering... I have bought a female albino this spring at Hamm, she was sold just as simple albino with interesting pattern, a bit more expensive than the usual ones. Could she be an Albino Cinny? Now I almost sure she is.

Haven't seen many albino cinnys before... but those two snakes sure look alot alike!! Breed it out! Find out.
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Coolluigi

"You can never have too many hets" - Jim S

0.1 Pastel Pos Het Hypo
1.1 Pastel
1.0 Mojave Pos Het Hypo
1.0 Yellowbelly
1.0 100 % Het Pied
0.8 50% Het Pied
1.7 Normal
0.2 100% Het Hypo (Orange Ghost)
0.2 Spider
1.2 100% Het VPI Axanthic
and soon to be more. *fingers crossed*

Probably a male Albino Cinny or Cinny het Albino would be the best option to produce albino supers, but I hardly find one. Are there other good options?

I dunno... thats a tough call...
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Coolluigi

"You can never have too many hets" - Jim S

0.1 Pastel Pos Het Hypo
1.1 Pastel
1.0 Mojave Pos Het Hypo
1.0 Yellowbelly
1.0 100 % Het Pied
0.8 50% Het Pied
1.7 Normal
0.2 100% Het Hypo (Orange Ghost)
0.2 Spider
1.2 100% Het VPI Axanthic
and soon to be more. *fingers crossed*

The cinny albinos have such nice color and contrast. Congrats, the look great!
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Cheers,
Jessica Gibbs
Ball Pythons; Corn Snakes; Green Tree Python; Jungle Carpet Pythons; Bci; Bcl
3.0 Crazy Dogs and 2.0 cats
Some Tropical Fish
...........and growing!

thanks for the positive comments. the thing that doesn't show up well in the pics is the purplish tint in the albino cinnamons-its really sweet.