Is this a firemon?

Hey just got a question as to if this looks like a firemon to anyone. It's awefuly dark and bright compared to others I have seen on morphmarket and wob.

https://morphmarket-media.s3.amazona...ba31fadcb6.jpg

I dont think so, but it looks freakin awesome whatever it is. It has to be more than cinnamon though. Did you inquire about the breeding for it?

Cinnamon for sure, and I could see the fire due to how orange the patterns are but I agree it is quiet dark. Perhaps Mojave? I'm not super familiar with the gene but the one eyed alien pattern looks similar to those I have seen. Just an idea :P


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Originally Posted by BluuWolf

Cinnamon for sure, and I could see the fire due to how orange the patterns are but I agree it is quiet dark. Perhaps Mojave? I'm not super familiar with the gene but the one eyed alien pattern looks similar to those I have seen. Just an idea :P
What's it listed as?

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Super nice contrast! Whatever it is lol.

Neat! What's the seller claiming it as?

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Originally Posted by BigJay

I dont think so, but it looks freakin awesome whatever it is. It has to be more than cinnamon though. Did you inquire about the breeding for it?

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It was a citrus pastel fire spider to a large cinnamon is what I was told. I thought Mojave also but couldn't see any in the picture they sent of the male and female

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Originally Posted by redshepherd

Neat! What's the seller claiming it as?

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Seller is claiming firemon. But I don't see it. I got confused and thought fire Mojave and she said there was no Mojave to her knowlage. The female was a huge 3000 gram cinnamon. And the male looked to be a normal fire bumble bee. The head stamp didn't look like Mojave spider.

Here is the pairing.

http://pre10.deviantart.net/2f33/th/...ua-dbi34l4.jpg

I think it is just a really nice Cinnamon. I think if the fire were present you would see a much more blushed head and that head looks like there is no blushing at all. Beautiful looking snake though.

Or as is the case with ball pythons some times maybe there is another gene at play here. [emoji4] never know. Any plans to breed it in the future?

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Ok so I read somewhere else that there is Mojave if the eyes are half grey or half green. Is this a confirmed trait?
Just picked her up and she does have eyes that are half brown and half grey.

I would love to. Prover her out first to my normal then try for some cool looking combos. I think her contrast would make some cool babies if she passes it on.

All the cinnamon mojaves I've seen seem to have the alien heads bleed together. So far only saw one example that didn't. In any case it's a super beautiful snake. Love the contrast.

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Maybe a dual sired clutch?

I don't see fire, though. Not enough blushing going on to convince me it's there, but I'm not an expert so I could be wrong. She's quite a beautiful snake, in any case. I'm kinda jealous! :D

I don't think she had enough for a dual sired clutch. She said she was pretty new to all this. I think with the eyes being the way they are then there may have been Mojave in either the male or the female without showing up much or they didn't notice it. I found almost an exact match on wob if I looked through Mojave combos. She looks a lot like this fire savannah.

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/savannah-fire/

I'd be more inclined to believe that the male has mojave in him than to believe that this snake is a Cinnamno Fire. Either way, it is a lovely snake. I wouldn't mind trying to prove that one out.

I think it may be a mocha cinnamon. From the brown colour on the patterns mocha gene may be present.

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