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HATCHLING THREAD (VOL. 3) 2014-2015 Edition

Oh my goodness that thing is gorgeous... I'm not a huge fan of orange but I like how light and creamy his color looks.
 
Wonder if your orange things suggest that cinder won't mask kastanie the way anery does, since I know we speculated before that it might.
 
steve roylance said:
So I think I may have solved the "Orange Thing" mystery. Of course I'm not 100% positive at this time, and I still am going to do breeding trials, but I'm might have solved this one.

I believe that the "Hypo" looking ones are in fact Kastanie Hypos. I think the added weird look they have is due to being Het Cinder. So it's my suspicion that these might be Hypo Kastanies Het Cinder.

The bigger they get, the more I see the Cinder influence. I didn't really see it when they were hatchling Ghost looking things. The colors are just so much brighter than typical Hypo Kastanies.
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I was trying to figure out how to ask you guys about whether hets like cinder or SK would show through in some way, when I came across this conversation. All my het cinders show the same kind of frosting you guys are talking about. I have a normal female that is het cinder, SK amel, caramel and motley and has both a different red glow with the edge frosting in her ground. I also have her motley brother that I want try to breed her to this season, he is a weird caramel color. I was hoping there is a trick to pick out any hets in the case I don't catch the long shot. Thank you for sharing.
 
Jereme said:
I was trying to figure out how to ask you guys about whether hets like cinder or SK would show through in some way, when I came across this conversation. All my het cinders show the same kind of frosting you guys are talking about. I have a normal female that is het cinder, SK amel, caramel and motley and has both a different red glow with the edge frosting in her ground. I also have her motley brother that I want try to breed her to this season, he is a weird caramel color. I was hoping there is a trick to pick out any hets in the case I don't catch the long shot. Thank you for sharing.
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The frosting is interesting. I'll have to keep an eye peeled for that.
Jereme said:
Very nice! I hope have a good season and you don't sell out before I do so I can get some from you.
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I'll be hatching babies again around October. Not too far off :)
 
Hi. This is my first year incubating. My first hatchling is out...and the others are not too far behind. I probably sound stupid for asking but, do they change colour as they get older or do they stay the same, he doesn't have the same colour as either of the parents. Can't wait to see the others though.

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Tabasco, it would be better forum etiquette to start a thread about your clutch rather than insert yours in someone else's thread about their animals. In short though, yes, baby corns can change tremendously in coloration as they grow.
 
Tobasco said:
Hi. This is my first year incubating. My first hatchling is out...and the others are not too far behind. I probably sound stupid for asking but, do they change colour as they get older or do they stay the same, he doesn't have the same colour as either of the parents. Can't wait to see the others though.
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They will change quite a bit in color even after their first shed.
 
steve roylance said:
Tesseras- Bloodred and Fire
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Cool! Finally I found it! I look at this thread and find a similar picture to my little blood tessera, with same lines..

And seller tell me the little corn is from you, so I confirmed it's the same snake.

She is in China now, far away form America, I should thank you for hatchling so beautiful snakes for us!

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lenaluciadracon said:
Cool! Finally I found it! I look at this thread and find a similar picture to my little blood tessera, with same lines..

And seller tell me the little corn is from you, so I confirmed it's the same snake.

She is in China now, far away form America, I should thank you for hatchling so beautiful snakes for us!

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So that's where that one wound up :)

Very cool, thanks!!
 
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