Is this a cinnamon?

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Sorry for posting this here, but this board is more active than the others. Anyway, someone is willing to sell this 'cinnamon' to me for 60 bucks, but I honestly think it's a normal type. I'm getting fed up with craiglists and buying balls because people seem to be willing to scam. A guy tried to sell my a caramel albino that was a normal.

Hard to say with the lighting you are using, however it does look like it could very well be a cinnamon. If you could get better pics that would help a lot

As above - it might be but better pics of the side pattern and head would help.

I'd honestly stop looking for a bargain and start looking for a quality example of the morph where you have no need to ask what it is.

It will show in the offspring you can produce.

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Originally Posted by dr del

As above - it might be but better pics of the side pattern and head would help.

I'd honestly stop looking for a bargain and start looking for a quality example of the morph where you have no need to ask what it is.

It will show in the offspring you can produce.

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The head makes no difference for a cinny, side patterns are irrelevant, since cinnamon on it's own is more of a color mutation I wanted to see the colors more clearly.

Looks cinny to me

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Originally Posted by Mr Green

I'm getting fed up with craiglists and buying balls because people seem to be willing to scam. A guy tried to sell my a caramel albino that was a normal.

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Scammers???? On Craigslist??? I've not heard of this before...

All sarcasm aside...how about buying from a reputable breeder? Not like there aren't a million resources for finding quality snakes out there...if you pay 60 bucks for a questionable Cinny off Craigslist, you're a fool...

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Originally Posted by EME

The head makes no difference for a cinny, side patterns are irrelevant, since cinnamon on it's own is more of a color mutation I wanted to see the colors more clearly.

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I've only hatched a few Cinnys, but what you say here couldn't be further from the truth, imo. Cinny heads are distinctly different than normals, as are the side patterns...:confusd:

I have hatched a ton of them and I have never relied on the head with a cinny, there is just no need for it. And yes it CAN play with the pattern but doesn't always. Easiest way to tell a cinny is by the color, hence asking for pics under better lighting

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Originally Posted by EME

I have hatched a ton of them and I have never relied on the head with a cinny, there is just no need for it. And yes it CAN play with the pattern but doesn't always. Easiest way to tell a cinny is by the color, hence asking for pics under better lighting

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A Cinny without a Cinny head and Cinny pattern is a low quality Cinny...cinny cinny cinny...

Doesn't really have a Cinny look to me. A nice Cinnamon, in my opinion, is higher, pixellating contrast between the pattern and the dark areas, with a silvery tone in the blushing. Get a good look at the eyes, they're normally pretty dark, sometimes with a silvery tone along the top where the eye mask lies.