Differences

How can you tell the difference between a normal and a cinnamon?
What obvious traits/coloration should I look for?

Well, the cinnamon costs $8000-10000 and the normal costs $40-100. ;)

You could read the page here that details some of the unique features of cinnamons. http://www.grazianireptiles.com/collection/cinnamon.htm

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Originally Posted by Shelby

Well, the cinnamon costs $8000-10000 and the normal costs $40-100. ;)

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They be going for $5000 now ;)

Oh really? Bargain. :P

I don't like cinnamons so I haven't checked prices. They are so blah looking to me. *shrug*

well, the thing is, the snake is labeled as a cinnamon, but the price tag is $300. So, have I stumbled onto an awesome deal, or not? I mean why would a Cinnamon be priced THAT low, OR why would a normal be priced THAT high?

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Originally Posted by Collins2602

well, the thing is, the snake is labeled as a cinnamon, but the price tag is $300. So, have I stumbled onto an awesome deal, or not? I mean why would a Cinnamon be priced THAT low, OR why would a normal be priced THAT high?

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Where is this listed?

It's a normal.. it may have cinnamon like color, but someone would have to be insane to sell one for $300.

it's not online. it's at a pet store near where I live...the thing is, the guy that owns the store, from the way he talks, I don't think he's very informed about morphs. He told me he can't tell the difference between cinnamons and normals. So I guess that since he thinks they look a lot alike, he's thinking they shouldn't be priced too much higher than the normals?? He also said the guy that brought it in that bred it told him it was a cinnamon but that was all he said - he didn't suggest a price.

Well how do you think this pet store owner got a cinnamon? I can almost guarantee it's normal.. it may look like a picture of a cinnamon to someone who isn't that involved with BPs, but that doesn't mean it's a morph.

could you get a pic of it, its probably 99.99999% chance its just a normal and .00001% chance its a cinny.

What color's its belly?

Is this a Cinnamon?

http://www.nextworldexotics.com/images/c05-03b.jpg

From what I've learned and gleaned here and seeing pics on the different breeder sites, I'd say that was a nice normal, but Adam, Jamie & some of the others with the trained and descerning eye would be able to confirm or deny my opinion. ;)

R.

go to the site you have linked to. he has cinny's listed at 4500. the one you linked to he calls it "cinny like". if he truly thought that was a cinnamon, why would he lose that much money or not keep it and breed it himself and prove it? that is not a cinny for 300.


black pastel
https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/files/1/3/6/9/bcin.JPG

normalhttps://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...9/100_1166.JPG


vaughn

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Originally Posted by worldcupkeeper

could you get a pic of it, its probably 99.99999% chance its just a normal and .00001% chance its a cinny.

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It is 110% normal.

-adam

New Page 1 This guide made me an expert! ;) Check it out, and you should be able to go there and know whether it is or isn't. We would like pictures, anyways! Were a picture craaaaaazy here :rolleye2:

the funny thing to me is that the guy that made the "hunters guide" is also the one selling that snake as a "maybe cinnamon" lol well what does the guide say? lol



vaughn