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Hypo Cinder

Took Cinny out for some photos this evening. With the grass needing a mow, he mostly just wanted to burrow down beneath it instead of sitting for photos.

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And here he is with his future mate, Norma:

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Thank you! I hadn't really noticed his color changing, but looking back at the older photos (and comparing him to Norma), his head has gotten so light and his reds have gotten brighter.
 
Cinny has done a lot of growing since his last photo shoot; he's now 264 grams. He also has developed sort of a pear shape, but he's a very good eater, so I know he's not actually thin. His blue-ish eyes have turned more into a silver. He's still a very pleasant, easy to handle snake.

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And this one is not a very good picture, but you can sort of see his odd body shape here:

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ghosthousecorns said:
I'm sorry he turned out pear shaped! I really wish they didn't do that. But otherwise looking good and I like the black borders.
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Oh, don't apologize! :) I have no problem with it and he's as healthy and sweet as could be. I'll be interested to see if my little 2013 female from (presumably) different lines also ends up with that body shape.
 
I wanted to take some photos of Cinny and his future girlfriend today, but of course at least one of them had to be in blue, so Cinny got some solo photos.

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I really love his belly checkers:

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Wow! Gorgeous pair! Not sure how I missed this the first time around, might have had to get one of my own sooner than I did if I'd seen those two!
 
He's looking great. I have cinders in the breeding plans for this year but I don't think they will be hypo unless my female has unexpected hets. I just love seeing the color change on these guys!
 
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I took some updated photos of Cinny and Norma together a few days ago. I'd like to try again in better lighting, but here are some photos. I never have them out together, so it was interesting for me to see the difference in their color.

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