The first result... Cinnamon Genetic Stripe

Hi everyone,

I know it has been a while since we have posted on here. We have been pretty busy with work and trying to spend some free time on our other hobbies.

I'm sure some people remember the clutch of eggs that we hatched back in 2006 from a male Pewter to a female Genetic Stripe. We hatched 1.4 Pewters Het. Stripe, 2.0 Cinnamons Het. Stripe, 0.1 Pastel Het. Stripe and 0.1 Normal Het. Stripe. Of all of those animals we only released one female Pewter Het. Stripe, she went to Michael Cole of Ball Room Pythons South and from what I've heard he should have a clutch from her this year also.

Well our first clutch has hatched. It was a breeding between a Pewter Het. Stripe male and a 100% Het. Stripe female. It yielded a Cinnamon Stripe...

http://www.exoticsbynature.com/image...stripe/01l.jpg

Here he is with a sister sibling normal Stripe...
http://www.exoticsbynature.com/image...stripe/02l.jpg

There are a few more clutches coming/incubating now that can show us the Pewter Stripe (and Pastel Stripe which we have already seen but I still want one LOL) and there is a clutch that I am waiting on that could be a long shot but has a chance at the Sterling Stripe.

This Cinnamon Stripe has very little pattern and shows some promise for what it could do in the future. It may not be as spectacular as some of the new stuff we've seen the BP community put out already this year but I still think its cool!

Stay tuned...

WOW Sean!!!!

Ok bub now you know what I want for Christmas.

It looks like a paternless.. AWESOME!!!!

:D :D Awesome stuff, Sean... I love it!!!!

They are both beautiful!

Very cool! :gj: I love the way the stripe gets more distinct as it goes towards the tail.

Pretty cool, another snake I need to put on my list :gj:

Congrats Sean, it really looks great. What is really cool though is it looks like the Cinnamon influenced the normal G Stripe also at least in coloration. It looks a lot better that most of them and almost looks more like a Super Stripe. Very nice all around!:gj:

Sweet combo...I love his head, Congrats Sean!

I like that a lot.

You got just one?

Wow, that cinnamon really cleans up the striped pattern a lot. It almost looks unicolored. Very cool animal. Thanks for posting Sean.

Mark

So hot, I love it, great job and congrats!
Your hard work paid off, G-stripe are great snakes and this one is ultra hot.

Now to start a crew of these bad boys and girls.lol:salute:

Awesome!! He's a little hottie! Stripes are always nice, and that just makes them even better ^_^

very cool stuff, congrats :bow::bow::bow:

amazing! dont suppose you've had a crack at the super cinny stripe? even if you couldnt see the stripe in it, it would be nice to know if other genes are thrown into the super cinny line get rid of that duck billed look out of it.

Big Congrats!!!

Does the cinnamon influence erase the side pattern you often see on G-stripes?

It looks very velvety smooth, congrats! :)

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Originally Posted by nelson77321

amazing! dont suppose you've had a crack at the super cinny stripe? even if you couldnt see the stripe in it, it would be nice to know if other genes are thrown into the super cinny line get rid of that duck billed look out of it.

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Funny you should mention that... I think that the Stripe bloodline might be able to dilute that weird head thing going on with those Super Cinnamons. Just like I wrote in my first post, I have 1.3 Pewters 100% Het. Stripe so next year I'll have at least 3 attempts to be made for the Super Cinnamon Stripe as well as the Silver Bullet Stripe, Super Pastel Stripe and The Super Super Stripe?!? (Not sure what someone will name the Super Pastel Super Cinnamon since it has yet to be seen)

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Originally Posted by Sputnik

Does the cinnamon influence erase the side pattern you often see on G-stripes?

It looks very velvety smooth, congrats! :)

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Scott,

It appears to have erased nearly all of the pattern on the animal on its sides as well as across the dorsal. Please keep in mind that most of the Stripes that I produce have very aberrant patterns on their dorsal...

http://exoticsbynature.com/ksf/stripe3.jpg

Very cool looking snakes! I love the look, and I need me one or two. GIVE!

Subtle --but VERY attractive!!! Congrats Sean. One must appreciate any new recessive combo. They don't just happen overnight!!!

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Originally Posted by Sean : EbN

Scott,

It appears to have erased nearly all of the pattern on the animal on its sides as well as across the dorsal. Please keep in mind that most of the Stripes that I produce have very aberrant patterns on their dorsal...

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Thanks for the info, that is very pleasing to hear. :gj:

One of those projects to get into, I really like the outcome and can't wait to see what becomes of the possibilities you have already mentioned.... good luck!

Wow..I love Stripes and am blown away by that snake! Great job Sean!

Wow.....very nice! I can't wait to see more genetic stripe combos!

Corey

That is gorgeous. Now I have to get some het stripes....the list never ends.....

Cinny stripe

:headbang:Thats just sick!!:headbang:

indeed

Congrats on that beautiful Stripe. I am glad you finally came out of the closet with that animal. I have been dying to see what everybody else thought about it. Now cut those Pewter Stripe eggs. You know I want to see that animal.

lol
would you be a great person and sell em for 20 bucks!
lol

hahaha
amazing snakes, good job!

Way friggin cool.....:headbang:
Congrats!!:gj:

WOW.....Sean that is one awsome snake...I agree with Tim and go cut those eggs....I think the Pewter stripe will amazing...I love all the stripe projects....

Good luck this season.
Kevin Stoltz

Awesome, what a neat little morph. Hope he keeps the color as he ages. Good luck taking that project farther.

I'm already a huge fan of the g-stripe. But this is AMAZING! I luvz it! Thanks for sharing!

wow.. that is gorgeous. ::adds g-stripe to the ever growing list::

Congrats Sean!! :gj::gj:

Genetic stripes are a great morph and I love the cinnamon's influence. Best of luck on the next clutch.
I can't wait to see a pewter stripe! :banana:

Wow! Congrats Sean. I would never have guessed that that combo would look like that. Nice snake with lots of potential. I'll have mine with a dash of Calico and some Fire thrown in.....
Dan

Great looking snake Sean!

Can't wait to see the Pewter Stipe and I dig those broken pattern genetic stipes :D

I don't know how I missed this until now... Awesome Sean! Nice work :)

Justin