I think my "silver bullet" is just a super cinnamon.

I bought this as a silver bullet, but I am thinking its just a super cinnamon. She seems to dark, but I have not seen any pictures of adult silver bullets. Thoughts?:

When I got her:

http://i1255.photobucket.com/albums/...ps4bc193a8.jpg


Now:

http://i1255.photobucket.com/albums/...ps7a606abd.jpg

http://i1255.photobucket.com/albums/...ps72b66657.jpg

Looks like a super cinni to me

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Who did you buy her from?

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Ian of Outback Reptiles.

To my untrained eye it looks like a super cinny. Found this picture of a silver bullet x pastel lesser (not mine) @ http://heathersherpsblog.blogspot.co...1_archive.html
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-tPgsMUn0Ys...0/P1160689.JPG

She has the super cinny nose, thats for sure. Duckbill expressed. Super cinny and super black pastel and also cinny + black pastel combos eradicate the pattern, we all know that, right?

So i have to say this is a super cinnamon, and it is unclear if there is pastel in it. This BP looks quite light colored for a super cinny. Most helpful would be clutch images (the siblings), and pictures of the parent snakes. Super black pastel and cinnamon/black pastel combos would be darker i think, but we got the nose, so i say super cinnamon and maybe something else. Give data on the parents, this will help a lot. I say super cinny pastel, but want to see the parents.

EDIT: might also be super cinny lesser or super cinny fire, really hard to tell.

yeah, Ive been "burned" more than once by Ian of Outback reptiles. Wont ever be buying from him again.

Checking out the BOI for Outback....appearing to be many bad reviews on first glance

I would not be so quick to write that off as not being a Bullet.

Check out Albey's:

http://www.albeysreptiles.com/images...l08_1col_6.jpg

More of this same animal can bee seen on his collection page:
http://www.albeysreptiles.com/ball_col.htm (Alphabetical so you have to scroll almost to the bottom)

I think the flecks of yellow indicate it could be a bullet. A silver bullet IS a super cinny, just with an extra gene. A lot of super cinnys do have little flecks of yellow like yours, but not as many? Also the part we can't really see is the top of the head. I think on a super cinny the top of the head is jet black. The one pic where it's partially visible it looks like it's blushed out yellow. Can we see the head?

Seems I should have tried a little harder to pull up some adults pics. Thank you for the input.
Also, I didnt realize a super cinny was so much darker, I should have pulled up pictures of plain old Super Cinnamons for comparision.

As for Ian's reputation on the BOI, I know all about that. I see him at every Hamburg show and have quite a few snakes from him.

My buddy saw her (the silver bullet) the other day and questioned her being dark, he was expecting her to be lighter. So he's the one that made me question it. (He was also there when I bought her and told me he could tell there were 3 genes at play).

After looking at the pictures here: http://www.albeysreptiles.com/ball_col.htm , ill rescind my questioning.

Super Pewter and Silver Bullet
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...s/DSCF2469.jpg
Silver Bullet
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...s/DSCF2471.jpg
Silver Bullet
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f2...psdc50fdbe.jpg

Of course, not many Silver Bullets or Super Pewters look like yours Brandon. So that's not completely fair.

Gale

I would call that a Silver Bullet. Its lighter than your average Super Cinnamon at that size as the Bullets tend to darken a lot from their baby colors. Plus the extra orange speckling is a good indicator that it is in fact a Silver Bullet.

It does look light for a super cinny... hopefully it is a bullet. I've read too many bad things about Outback to not question it though.

Guess you will find out when you hatch some babies!

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