Adult cinny albino / black pastel albino

Does anyone have any pics of adult cinnamon albinos or black pastel albinos? Do they get better as they age or do the colors bleed out like the regular albinos?

Thanks,

JonV

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Originally Posted by nevohraalnavnoj

Does anyone have any pics of adult cinnamon albinos or black pastel albinos? Do they get better as they age or do the colors bleed out like the regular albinos?

Thanks,

JonV

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Here's a Black Pastel Albino, courtesy of Darren at Crystal Palace Reptiles here in the UK. They're really neat looking animals, the contrast is unreal.

http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s...lackpastel.jpg

I am so hoping to produce some of those next year. I cant wait. Beautiful snakes.

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Originally Posted by Akua_Ko_Nalu

Here's a Black Pastel Albino, courtesy of Darren at Crystal Palace Reptiles here in the UK.[IG]http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s98/Akua_Ko_Nalu/albinoblackpastel.jpg[/IMG]

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Wow....that is amazing. :bow:

Very cool! I can't wait to see what the lavender albino black pastel, and the lav. albino pewter will look like. :D
Here is a pic of the albino cinnamon pastel.
http://www.designermorphs.com/9-8-07...cinnamon01.jpg

If it weren't for the red eyes I would love that snake, lol. mind, I HATE albinos, usually.

hmm.. maybe have to think about changing around some production ideas.. Was thinking more of an albino pin but I kinda like that black pastel albino.. :confused:

Thanks for the pics, everyone.

Now, big question....

Next year do I cross my two cinnie girls with 1) Albino male or 2) Clown male?

Down the road I'll have cinnie albinos on the one hand, or maybe cinnie or pewter clowns on the other hand. What do you think?

JonV

That's a hot looking albino.

Why not cross them with both, lol. That way you get everything you want ;)

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Originally Posted by Jyson

Very cool! I can't wait to see what the lavender albino black pastel, and the lav. albino pewter will look like. :D
Here is a pic of the albino cinnamon pastel.
http://www.designermorphs.com/9-8-07...cinnamon01.jpg

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Just a point of interest, BHB produced a Lavender Albino Cinny this past year. It is a very nice looking animal, but I don't think it can be fully appreciated until it gets to about 500 grams and starts showing some of that Lavender color.

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Originally Posted by Akua_Ko_Nalu

Here's a Black Pastel Albino, courtesy of Darren at Crystal Palace Reptiles here in the UK. They're really neat looking animals, the contrast is unreal.

http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s...lackpastel.jpg

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Wow! That snake is Hot! I guess I need to get some Albino girls to breed to my Black Pastel!

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Originally Posted by Oxylepy

Why not cross them with both, lol. That way you get everything you want ;)

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I know a lot of people like to do that, but a part of me would rather do the two females to the same homozygous recessive male in order to solidify my chances of nailing what I want. For example, if I breed either of the cinnies to a homozygous recessive male, only 1 out of 4 eggs (statistically speaking) is going to be cinnie het recessive female, which are the ones I want to hold back.

JonV

I am gonna shoot for albino cinny after I get my regular albinos going. The albino pied is sweet to. I think my favorite may be the caramel glow

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Originally Posted by nevohraalnavnoj

I know a lot of people like to do that, but a part of me would rather do the two females to the same homozygous recessive male in order to solidify my chances of nailing what I want. For example, if I breed either of the cinnies to a homozygous recessive male, only 1 out of 4 eggs (statistically speaking) is going to be cinnie het recessive female, which are the ones I want to hold back.

JonV

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Then again you might get 2 or 3 females, odds are funny that way.
I hatched 6 eggs last year yb to normal and got 5 female yb's and 1 male normal.
You never know...:P

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Originally Posted by muddoc

Just a point of interest, BHB produced a Lavender Albino Cinny this past year. It is a very nice looking animal, but I don't think it can be fully appreciated until it gets to about 500 grams and starts showing some of that Lavender color.

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Got a link to a pic?

I sure do not. I saw it in person.