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  • 05-18-2017, 10:49 PM
    Lizardlicks
    Yes. Anything homozygous (super form) cinny has that risk. Doesn't matter how many other genes are added in. It's not guaranteed that it WILL be deformed, but it is still a risk.
  • 05-18-2017, 11:40 PM
    cchardwick
    What kind of substrate is that, it looks like...sawdust? I wouldn't worry too much about a dirty cage, in my 20 tubs I always have at least one with a mess any day of the week LOL. I'd say the bad shed is from the substrate. Should probably go to a coconut husk substrate, could even directly spray the snake every hour or so for a few times and then gently rub the shed to get it off. Sometimes I'll just spray the snake every day until it comes off. I don't rub the snake too much, if it doesn't easily all come off I'd wait and spray / rub again in a few hours or the following day.
  • 05-18-2017, 11:47 PM
    reptilesinabox
    Re: Pewter and cinnamon combo?
    True I may actually just get the two pewters his female is smaller but I'd rather breed two pewters then one pewter and on cinny I want a super pastel lol.


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  • 05-19-2017, 08:39 PM
    reptilesinabox
    Re: Pewter and cinnamon combo?
    ***last update before picking them up****
    So after going back and forth with what combo I want to work with I ended up staying with the cinnamon line however I am getting his adult male sterling pastel as well as his sub female pewter! Here are the pics he sent me of them I can't wait to pick them up tomorrow!! https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...75de392d4b.png


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