Adult cinny albino / black pastel albino

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Originally Posted by Jyson

Very cool! I can't wait to see what the lavender albino black pastel, and the lav. albino pewter will look like. :D
Here is a pic of the albino cinnamon pastel.
http://www.designermorphs.com/9-8-07...cinnamon01.jpg

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Just a point of interest, BHB produced a Lavender Albino Cinny this past year. It is a very nice looking animal, but I don't think it can be fully appreciated until it gets to about 500 grams and starts showing some of that Lavender color.

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Originally Posted by Akua_Ko_Nalu

Here's a Black Pastel Albino, courtesy of Darren at Crystal Palace Reptiles here in the UK. They're really neat looking animals, the contrast is unreal.

http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s...lackpastel.jpg

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Wow! That snake is Hot! I guess I need to get some Albino girls to breed to my Black Pastel!

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Originally Posted by Oxylepy

Why not cross them with both, lol. That way you get everything you want ;)

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I know a lot of people like to do that, but a part of me would rather do the two females to the same homozygous recessive male in order to solidify my chances of nailing what I want. For example, if I breed either of the cinnies to a homozygous recessive male, only 1 out of 4 eggs (statistically speaking) is going to be cinnie het recessive female, which are the ones I want to hold back.

JonV

I am gonna shoot for albino cinny after I get my regular albinos going. The albino pied is sweet to. I think my favorite may be the caramel glow

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Originally Posted by nevohraalnavnoj

I know a lot of people like to do that, but a part of me would rather do the two females to the same homozygous recessive male in order to solidify my chances of nailing what I want. For example, if I breed either of the cinnies to a homozygous recessive male, only 1 out of 4 eggs (statistically speaking) is going to be cinnie het recessive female, which are the ones I want to hold back.

JonV

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Then again you might get 2 or 3 females, odds are funny that way.
I hatched 6 eggs last year yb to normal and got 5 female yb's and 1 male normal.
You never know...:P

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Originally Posted by muddoc

Just a point of interest, BHB produced a Lavender Albino Cinny this past year. It is a very nice looking animal, but I don't think it can be fully appreciated until it gets to about 500 grams and starts showing some of that Lavender color.

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Got a link to a pic?

I sure do not. I saw it in person.