Sable, Sulpher and Normal and Cinnys

Here is a pic I was taking for a friend, and thought I would post it here too, because I thought it came out really nice. The snake on the left is a Sable, with a Sulpher sitting atop a normal looking ball(actually a new poss. Het. Caramel female we just got). Thanks for looking.
http://www.baileyreptiles.com/pics/threesnakes.jpg

And while the camera was out, I couldn't resist taking a pic of this pair.
http://www.baileyreptiles.com/pics/cinnys.jpg

OK Tim, while I try to catch my breath from those gorgeous cinnies how about a picture of your new pos het caramel by itself - you know I'm weak for the reduced girls! :D

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Originally Posted by rabernet

OK Tim, while I try to catch my breath from those gorgeous cinnies how about a picture of your new pos het caramel by itself - you know I'm weak for the reduced girls! :D

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Thems be cinny ..het reds are just plain Unique!

Great looking snakes !! :D

Robin, I'll try to get one up tomorrow. I'm abou to go to bed, but I did take some pics of them by theirselves, for ID purposes. We actually bought three of them. The reduced girl in the pic actually resembles the pattern of the Caramel that hatched along side of her. Keep an eye out tomorrow for the pics. Believe it or not, when I was taking those pics, I thought of you, but wasn't sure you'd be able to spot her pattern hiding under that Sulpher.

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Originally Posted by muddoc

Believe it or not, when I was taking those pics, I thought of you, but wasn't sure you'd be able to spot her pattern hiding under that Sulpher.

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Moi? You doubt my reduced pattern identifier skills? :D

Geeeeeeeez those are ALL very nice :eek:


Really looking forward to following your Sable project :gj:

Very nice Tim! I really need to catch up on my morph info...sulpher?

Sulpher is the name that the guy I got him from named it for now. It is proven dominant, and very similsr to a fire or vanilla. However, until a super form is proven, hopefully this year, we won't know what it is for sure. He has crossed it into Mojaves and Pastels, and the crosses look great.

Thanks for all of the kind replies everyone.

Chris, I'll keep you as up to date as possible on our Sable project.

Very nice! I'm already looking forward to seeing what beauties you will be producing next year. I'll start saving now:D

Thanks Tina. Save a bunch, because we'll have plenty to offer.

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Originally Posted by muddoc

Chris, I'll keep you as up to date as possible on our Sable project.

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Excellent!

I'm really curious to see what happens with the Sulpher. What are you going to run first?

Man.. those cinnies are too hot for words.. thanks for astounding me!