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2020 Lava Cinders
- Thread starter carol
- Start date
Pic 1 - Sold Female
Pic 2 - Sold Female
Pic 3 - Available Female #6
Pic 4 - Available Female #7 (currently eating Ivory Scented)
Pic 5 - Available Female #8 (converted from Ivory Scented)
Pic 2 - Sold Female
Pic 3 - Available Female #6
Pic 4 - Available Female #7 (currently eating Ivory Scented)
Pic 5 - Available Female #8 (converted from Ivory Scented)
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hypnoctopus
Olivia Barron
Beautiful! How much are they?
Frank Pinello
New member
Hi Carol,
Do you have a photo of an adult lava cinder you can share?
Do you have a photo of an adult lava cinder you can share?
hypnoctopus
Olivia Barron
Parents are just lovely! I really love the subtle colors and the slightly speckled look.
SnakeCreations
Ophiolatress
Wow! Those are gorgeous, congratulations!
-Tonya
-Tonya
Frank Pinello
New member
Thanks Carol. Stunning as adults too!
Need to roll my own. But may take a few years.
Need to roll my own. But may take a few years.
Start with a Cinder female. 
I started this project in 2007. Raised up enough double hets and after a couple years of breeding F1s I ended up with 5 male Lava Cinders in a row. I shared my frustration with others and they had the same issues. That is when we found out about Cinder being sex linked. I was mad and took a break. But I loved them so much, I came back and started over with all new stock and Cinder females. When I hatched this clutches mother I was over the moon. This is her first year and I hatched 3.11, I guess Murphy threw me a bone after 13 years. I hope there is no payback next year. :duck:
I started this project in 2007. Raised up enough double hets and after a couple years of breeding F1s I ended up with 5 male Lava Cinders in a row. I shared my frustration with others and they had the same issues. That is when we found out about Cinder being sex linked. I was mad and took a break. But I loved them so much, I came back and started over with all new stock and Cinder females. When I hatched this clutches mother I was over the moon. This is her first year and I hatched 3.11, I guess Murphy threw me a bone after 13 years. I hope there is no payback next year. :duck:
Thank you all!
Frank Pinello
New member
My Cinder collection includes female buttermint, female shatter and a female hypo cinder tessera. I sold my male cinder earlier this year. But I have 2 normal males one het for cinder and sunkissed and one het for cinder and amel.
Problem is the only lava I have is a female. Maybe I should buy one of yours and shave a bunch of years off this project....:shrugs:
Problem is the only lava I have is a female. Maybe I should buy one of yours and shave a bunch of years off this project....:shrugs: