CinnaBee

This guy finally came out this morning...... The clutch ended up being:

3 male cinnys
1 super cinny male
1 male cinnabee

cinnabee male
http://www.reptster.com/connections/...Images/398.jpg

cinnabee next to his brother a super cinny
http://www.reptster.com/connections/...Images/397.jpg

cinnabee next to a normal spider for comparison
http://www.reptster.com/connections/...Images/396.jpg

On another note, I also hatched my first set of twins today as well. It was also the first time that I've hatched twins that were not the same..... I hatched a mojave and a normal out of the same egg. Every other twin that I've ever hatched has been 2 normals or 2 spiders, never two different animals.

That CinnaBee is smoking Neil. Congrats Bro. I like the brother too. I am hoping for one of each of those next year myself.

Very nice! Thoughs boys will be making you lots of super cinnies and silver bullets and pewter spiders!!

That super cinny is SWEET! Please post some more pictures after they shed!:gj::bow:

more gorgeous animals to add to my list of wants and "needs" lol. congrats again on all those hatchlings.

That super is really nice looking, it has to be my favorite BP:gj:

They both rock Neil!
I can't wait to see that cinnabee after a few sheds! :gj::gj:

I like the cinnabee's but that super cinny steals the cake for me.

Whoo! You hit the odds on that clutch! Go Neil.

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Originally Posted by Ladydragon

more gorgeous animals to add to my list of wants and "needs" lol. congrats again on all those hatchlings.

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I'll second that!

Thanks everyone..... I'll be honest, I never really thought that I liked the super cinny all that much until I hatched this one. I've been shocked at the number of responses that I've had on him, both here and threw email. While I'd love to keep him, it looks like he's already found a new home in Arizona once he's got several meals in him and the temps cool down a bit in order to ship (thanks Cliff).

Thanks Neil! I can't wait to get that super cinny home and in with the ever growing collection.

-Cliff

Awesome odds still confused on how ou got a cinnybee and super in the same clutch though. I love super cinnys they are one of m favorite morphs binos being the top. :gj::gj:

damn all males!!!! wow

very good lookin

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Originally Posted by sg1trogdor

Awesome odds still confused on how ou got a cinnybee and super in the same clutch though. I love super cinnys they are one of m favorite morphs binos being the top. :gj::gj:

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Sorry for the delay in getting back to this question. I breed a male cinny to the female cinny multiple times, I also tossed in a male bee once with the female cinny. The results of the clutch are because multiple fathers sired the clutch.

Heres a quick shot I took this morning that has the two in it along with a spider, a bee and a killerbee.

<img>http://www.reptster.com/connections/media/images/sharingImages/424.jpg</img>

Not sure why its working, but here is a link.....

http://www.reptster.com/connections/...php?fileID=424

Hey Neil! Congrats! :banana: I bet that was a fun clutch to hatch... congrats on the twins too! :D

Here neil, I think this should work for the picture. You have to be a member of repster to view it otherwise.
http://www.reptster.com/connections/...Images/424.jpg

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Originally Posted by neilgolli

Sorry for the delay in getting back to this question. I breed a male cinny to the female cinny multiple times, I also tossed in a male bee once with the female cinny. The results of the clutch are because multiple fathers sired the clutch.

Heres a quick shot I took this morning that has the two in it along with a spider, a bee and a killerbee.

<img>http://www.reptster.com/connections/media/images/sharingImages/424.jpg</img>

Not sure why its working, but here is a link.....

http://www.reptster.com/connections/...php?fileID=424

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Instead of using <*> for brackets use[*] with IMG and /IMG.

Thats a really nice clutch and some fantastic odds! Way to go!

Please forgive my basic question Neil...But did you bread Cinny x Cinny or Cinny x ??...What was the female the Cinny?.....Thanks

I'm not that into cinnebees but the super is just amazing!

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Originally Posted by pitsandpythons

Please forgive my basic question Neil...But did you bread Cinny x Cinny or Cinny x ??...What was the female the Cinny?.....Thanks

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See his post about 4 post up the page. Obviously this was a multi-sired clutch. Mom was a Cinnamon.

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Originally Posted by pitsandpythons

Please forgive my basic question Neil...But did you bread Cinny x Cinny or Cinny x ??...What was the female the Cinny?.....Thanks

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Neil wrote this earlier in the thread.

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Originally Posted by neilgolli

I breed a male cinny to the female cinny multiple times, I also tossed in a male bee once with the female cinny. The results of the clutch are because multiple fathers sired the clutch.

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Originally Posted by muddoc

See his post about 4 post up the page. Obviously this was a multi-sired clutch. Mom was a Cinnamon.

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You type faster than I do:rofl:

Those hatchlings are so super sweet! Congrats!

Thanks for the re-direction...I guess I missed the sire-ing details...So it sounds like in a perfect world if I wanted to get a clutch like this I would need to have the my cinny girl lock with my cinny male and my spyder during breeding...OR if I just wanted to get cinnabees, just breed my cinny girl x spyder?