Pastel super cinnamon (silver bullet) or mojave super cinnamon?

I hatched this girl out a week or so ago and she just had her first shed. This is my first time hatching out super cinnamons and associated morphs. She was from a savannah x pewter pairing.

I've only seen 1 picture that is on WOBP of mojave super cinnamons, and I tend to lean towards her being that due to the blotchy black speckles/spots and the really faded spine that that snake has. But she seems darker than the one on WOBP, but of course there are variations. I haven't really seen those sorts of characteristics in pictures of silver bullets that I've seen.

Anyways, what are others thoughts who have dealt with these morphs?

Here you can see the black blotches (photo is a little dark, didn't have camera settings correct and didn't adjust image)
http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r...ps0e9cc266.jpg


Here you can see the faded spine (these are her true colors)
http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r...ps29289a78.jpg

Send her to me. So I can take a closer look at her colors and markings. :D I'll send you some pictures of her when she get's to 1500 grams.:D Really she looks great congrats.

I wanna say the pastel super cinnamons I've seen have been a lot lighter, but I wouldn't say anything definitely about her. I'm leaning towards mojo over pastel though. Pretty snake, regardless :)

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Originally Posted by Mike41793

I wanna say the pastel super cinnamons I've seen have been a lot lighter, but I wouldn't say anything definitely about her. I'm leaning towards mojo over pastel though. Pretty snake, regardless :)

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Yeah, I've seen some that are lighter and some that are darker. I think what has me leaning towards mojave are the black blotches all over her. I haven't seen those with the silver bullets that I've seen (granted only a handful at various expos), whereas the 1 picture of a mojave super cinnamon I've seen does have them.

Either way she's staying here so don't have to fully identify her as she's not being sold.

Maybe others will chime in.

That makes it fun then. Raise her up and breed her to something that'll make it easy to determine what she is. It'll be an extra surprise! :)