What do I breed to my cinny female? w/poll

I originally wanted to breed my cinny male to her to make a super cinny, but I don't think I'm going to gamble on the chance for a deformity. I figure down the road I'll get a black pastel or pewter male and pair that up in a year or two. Anyway... So that leads me to a decision I've been struggling with for the past couple of weeks. What do I breed to my cinny female this year? I know what I'm leaning toward, but I am curious what you all think.

Options:
Yellowbelly male
Pastel male
Spider male
Pin male
Mojave male
Cinny male (take a chance)

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Originally Posted by norse79

I originally wanted to breed my cinny male to her to make a super cinny, but I don't think I'm going to gamble on the chance for a deformity. I figure down the road I'll get a black pastel or pewter male and pair that up in a year or two. Anyway... so that leads me to a decision I've been struggling with for the past couple of weeks. What do I breed to my cinny female this year? :confused: I know what I'm leaning toward, but I am curious what you all think.

Options:
Yellowbelly male
Pastel male
Spider male
Pin male
Mojave male
Cinny male (take a chance)

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I would def go for the pastel steve..pewters, great addition if you pull it off ;)

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Originally Posted by norse79

I originally wanted to breed my cinny male to her to make a super cinny, but I don't think I'm going to gamble on the chance for a deformity. I figure down the road I'll get a black pastel or pewter male and pair that up in a year or two. Anyway... So that leads me to a decision I've been struggling with for the past couple of weeks. What do I breed to my cinny female this year? I know what I'm leaning toward, but I am curious what you all think.

Options:
Yellowbelly male
Pastel male
Spider male
Pin male
Mojave male
Cinny male (take a chance)

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You can allways try..whose the daddy, put her to them all, can be fun :)

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Originally Posted by Bruceweb

You can allways try..whose the daddy, put her to them all, can be fun :)

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What can happen if you breed like 3 or more different morphs to the same female? Will the clutch be a random selection of the genes, or will they all look like one morph?

Stephen.

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Originally Posted by steveboos

What can happen if you breed like 3 or more different morphs to the same female? Will the clutch be a random selection of the genes, or will they all look like one morph?

Stephen.

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You can get split clutches or one male will be the winner..least ways your not relying on one male unless your going for a specific pairing :)

i think the best bang for your buck you should go with a pastel... having the chance to make a pewter will be a great asset to your collection!

I'd go for the super without a doubt in my mind.

Pastel :gj:

I am curious as to why breeding with your male cinny would cause deformities?

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Originally Posted by Kaorte

I am curious as to why breeding with your male cinny would cause deformities?

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I think he is refering to the duck billing on the supers?

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Originally Posted by Boanerges

I think he is refering to the duck billing on the supers?

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Ah yeah forgot about that. Its not fatal though right?

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Originally Posted by Kaorte

Ah yeah forgot about that. Its not fatal though right?

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Nope :gj:

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Originally Posted by Kaorte

I am curious as to why breeding with your male cinny would cause deformities?

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From what I've read they have a chance of having a duck bill looking mouth.

i voted pinstripe. i'd say go for something not often seen.

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Originally Posted by Boanerges

Nope :gj:

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There is also a chance of kinks. I'm more worried about kinks than duck billing.

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Originally Posted by norse79

There is also a chance of kinks. I'm more worried about kinks than duck billing.

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Yup, kinking does show up in the supers from time to time. Not as often as the duck bills, but often enough to see that it's not just coincidence.

super cinny is what i would shoot for:)

Cinny for sure. Supers are HOT!

I thought all super-cinnies had some duck-billing, but it's only an unusual looking snout, nothing that actually causes a problem or interferes with them--I am not sure I would even consider it a deformity. Cinnamons have an unusual looking snout to begin with--the trait is just exaggerated in the supers.

I would class it more as a trait of the morph, than as a deformity. It's not like kinking in caramels, or even like wobbles in spiders. It's just a funny looking face. Folks breed animals for funny looking faces all the time (bulldogs, persian cats, dumbo rats, etc).