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mom is a heavily striped cinny like these guys. mated with a butter and a calico. i dont see calico, i dont see yellow, but i've never hatched cinnies this light either. both of these came out of the same egg and are a tad small, but look like they'll be ok.

i'll post pics after they shed and maybe that will shed some light.

I think those are cinnicals. I have seen many cinnamon/black pastel x lesser/butter they dont look like that. this picture is a of a cinnamon lesser

that cinni lesser is gorgeous. yeah, i must admit they look nothing like that.

Beautiful snakes, Paul. Can't wait to see how they look after hatching.
Congrats!
John
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John Woolard Reptiles

Guess I should have previewed, huh?
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John Woolard Reptiles

Whatever it is it looks cool. I like their black backs. We WILL need some updates on them after they shed. Congrats Chris Hall

I would think that they are cinnamon calico crosses, the calico should start creeping in the sides as they shed. They definitely aren't lesser cinnamons, here's a pic of a lesser cinnamon right out of the egg:

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-Jeff
http://jefflumanreptiles.com

all the calico crosses i've seen, you can see the calico influence immediately as that claico color bleed is there. of course it comes in more as they shed. but these guys show none of that.

hell, i hope i'm wrong, as i'd love some cinnicals. but if they are not cinni-butters (lithium) or cinnicals, that leaves that they are 100% cinnamon - but they dont look like any cinnamons i've ever hatched, or have seen.

a bit of a mystery at this point.

Whatever they turn out to be they are BEAUTIFUL! Please please post pics after they shed
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