Re: Cinnamon/Black Pastel
Yea im gonna have to say they look very different.
The black pastels seem to have a more intense black and a busier pattern, while the cinnamon has more blushing and seems to brown out more with age.
Just my opinion.
Re: Cinnamon/Black Pastel
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spk329
That's a beautiful black pastel, as an example of just how different they are, here is a comparison shot of one of my Cinnamons.
http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g2...nnamonboy4.jpg
I think they looks like a completely different morph.
Re: Cinnamon/Black Pastel
They're definitely a different morph--cinnamons, true to their name, are brownish colored.
The pure super forms are also different in color.
The genes are allelic, so a cinnamon is to a black pastel what a mojave is to a lesser platinum--similar, and able to cross to produce an intergraded super form, but definitely not the same morph.
Re: Cinnamon/Black Pastel
Sorry but I just have to ask now. Does this mean that the black pastel makes a black panda pied, while the cinny would make a brown panda pied?
Re: Cinnamon/Black Pastel
They look different, but so do many of the "pastel" variations that all combine to make Super Pastels.
The Cinnamon and Black Pastel combine to make what appears to be a "Super", which would make one believe they are just different variations of the same, just like pastels.
The clincher would be if a Cinnamon X Black Pastel super were bred to a normal. If they are different, there would be a 25% chance that you would get more all black snakes out of the clutch. If the are the same, just different variations of the same, then the offspring would all appear to be either Cinnamons or Black Pastels.
This probably already been done and someone out there knows for sure the answer to this question.
Re: Cinnamon/Black Pastel
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Originally Posted by
JayCee
They look different, but so do many of the "pastel" variations that all combine to make Super Pastels.
The Cinnamon and Black Pastel combine to make what appears to be a "Super", which would make one believe they are just different variations of the same, just like pastels.
The clincher would be if a Cinnamon X Black Pastel super were bred to a normal. If they are different, there would be a 25% chance that you would get more all black snakes out of the clutch. If the are the same, just different variations of the same, then the offspring would all appear to be either Cinnamons or Black Pastels.
This probably already been done and someone out there knows for sure the answer to this question.
I think it works like a super black pastel and throws all cinny or black pastels, no normals and can't reproduce itself