Maybe a fluke, maybe something new...

http://alextremereptiles.com/images/ringer1

http://alextremereptiles.com/images/ringer2

It's a 2011 baby and I hope her mother will give me some more this year...

Thanks for looking,
Alex :)

Wow... So beautiful! Keep us updated, I'd love to see more of this.

Gorgeous.
What were the parents?

Whoa. Dinker butter x cinny o_O?

What ever it is, its pretty! :P

Looks awesome ......something mojave?

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Originally Posted by h00blah

Whoa. Dinker butter x cinny o_O?

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I was going to guess lesser x cinny . haha

That is breath-taking!!!:gj:

Sure hope it's not a fluke!! Gorgeous!

Beautiful snake!

That tail flare is my favorite part.

Super sexy!

She looks good but she'd look even better in one of my tubs at home ;)

Very interesting. I'd love to see what comes next.

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Originally Posted by satomi325

I was going to guess lesser x cinny . haha

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Haha they're pretty much the same thing :gj:. I only say butter because I saw a butter that sold fast that had a similar coloring to this. More grey and dark brown/black. Pretty much zero 'red' that some people mention in the coloration

Looks kind of like a SMOKIN' mojave cinnamon to me, with a ringer mark. :)

That's really pretty. Hope you can prove it out!

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Originally Posted by WingedWolfPsion

Looks kind of like a SMOKIN' mojave cinnamon to me, with a ringer mark. :)

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I was thinking the same thing. Mojave-Cinny. =)

Gorgeous snake. Im guessing cinny x mojo
Looks like it has something from the BEL complex in there lol

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Originally Posted by Orijin0XazN

I was thinking the same thing. Mojave-Cinny. =)

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Thank you...I was starting to think I was crazy for guessing mojave mix.

Mojave cinnamon het pied maybe? What was the pairing?

Thanks. Like we all say when we take some pictures, it's hard to capture the true colors of this snake. :)
All her body is a grey blush and the patterns/stripe colors is a kind of soft beige.
This female is at least a savannah. This baby comes from the pairing of my Epic savannah X normal. It was the 1st ever clutch for this normal female. I had two particuliar savannahs, with this color and both with a ringer. One died in the egg, even if they had both pipped by themselves.Three eggs from this clutch had a "hard yolk" and only this female survived. The question is whether the different look comes from this problem or if it's an interaction of the genes; Epic or Mojave, with a hidden gene of this female? It's known that the epic gene did produce ringers in the past. Hoping to learn more about this, this year.

Like I said on RC, stunning savannah :gj: