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Amel cinder baby

toyah

toyah

Snakes in designer genes
I was thrilled to see this little nose peeking out from my candy cane het cinder x miami het amel cinder clutch ...

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And here's a few out of egg shots:

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I'm assuming these (there's two of them) to be amel cinders - they look "off" for snows, and there's no aneries in the clutch. But we shall see how they develop :)
 
Ahhhhh... Very pretty now, but they'll be even better looking later! Especially the Amel Cinders (one of my absolute favorites)! CONGRATS!
 
Gorgeous! Congrats! And it's either my imagination, or something, but doesn't the one (whose tail is in the middle of the group photo and who you can see continuing under the head and neck of the amel cinder next to the side of the container) look just a touch too dark to be an amel and too light to be a Miami and looks almost identical to an ultramel? Of course, my eyes are not what they used to be.
 
Susan said:
Gorgeous! Congrats! And it's either my imagination, or something, but doesn't the one (whose tail is in the middle of the group photo and who you can see continuing under the head and neck of the amel cinder next to the side of the container) look just a touch too dark to be an amel and too light to be a Miami and looks almost identical to an ultramel? Of course, my eyes are not what they used to be.
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I am assuming it's a hypo - I am sure Carol has hypo in her lines (both parents are LBR animals). Plus there's definite amels in there, and since the parents are amel and normal I couldn't get ultramels *and* amels in the one clutch ...
 
SWEET! I'm very impressed with the pics I've seen of the adult amel cinders... Congrats on your new babies! I just picked up my first Cinder (male) this year...
 
ah, this is ne of those times when you wish you had nothad to sell lol..
very pleased you got what you wanted tho hun... stunning snakes.
 
toyah said:
I am assuming it's a hypo - I am sure Carol has hypo in her lines (both parents are LBR animals). Plus there's definite amels in there, and since the parents are amel and normal I couldn't get ultramels *and* amels in the one clutch ...
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I knew that...really! At 6:30 on a Friday, my brain cell hadn't gotten enough caffeine yet to work genetics. It just seems lighter than I would expect from a hypo, which is why I mentioned ultramel. But then, Rich has been hatching out lots of light hypos lately, and Carol's cinders came from his stock and possibly other snakes in her collection as well, so there may be a connection there.
 
Quick snap of one of them - they are colouring up nicely now after the first shed.

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