Anyone have pics of fresh hatched cinnamons?

Maybe I am just in denial, but a few of my babies dont look exactly normal. Does anyone have a few pics of fresh hatched cinnamon babies? I bred a pastel and the cinnamon male to all my normal females. The first clutch had 1 pastel and 4 "normals" but 1 of them has really nice blushing and white bellies, so maybe its a cinny? They look so close to norms, its hard for me to tell.

How about you post pictures of your babies ;)

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Originally Posted by Deborah

How about you post pictures of your babies ;)

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Agreed. :D

cant get good pics of them at the moment, I tried, They are hazing up for a shed anyway. I am also looking at the babies in my second clutch whgich had no pastels. I just slit the eggs yesterday though, so I cant see much anyway

Well I am anxiously awaiting pictures!!! I am in love with Cinnamon BPs.

Here is a Cinny about 5 minutes out of the egg.

http://www.baileyreptiles.com/pics/cccin.jpg

OMG those are gorgeous!!!!

easiest way to tell is the head. it should be very faded along with the ocular stripes.

pics !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Strike 2!

http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r...h/DSC04428.jpg

Really hate it for you but no cinny :(

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Originally Posted by tims balls

Strike 2!

http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r...h/DSC04428.jpg

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Call me crazy but I thought you said there were some pastels in there I see only normals. Maybe its just the lighting. But def no cinnies.

nope no pastels or cinnys , sorry for your odds ..

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Originally Posted by sg1trogdor

Call me crazy but I thought you said there were some pastels in there I see only normals. Maybe its just the lighting. But def no cinnies.

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I interpreted the "strike 2" comment to mean this was a 2nd clutch that hatched out with no cinnies. If that is true, I'd have to start wondering if there is any possibility the "cinnamon" male is not actually a genetic cinnamon?

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Originally Posted by sg1trogdor

Call me crazy but I thought you said there were some pastels in there I see only normals. Maybe its just the lighting. But def no cinnies.

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I got a pastel in the first clutch, a nice female. This clutch was a big miss ;)

rather 5 norms than 5 dead green eggs though! My NEXT clutch is gonna be the kicker. It was cinny and pastel bred to a female pastel, 5 eggs, and I BETTER have something decent! If not I have acinny thats going inthe freezer,lol

j/k:gj:

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Originally Posted by kc261

I interpreted the "strike 2" comment to mean this was a 2nd clutch that hatched out with no cinnies. If that is true, I'd have to start wondering if there is any possibility the "cinnamon" male is not actually a genetic cinnamon?

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I started thinking that myself, but since I bred both the male pastel and female pastel to all my norm females, I really cant prove it. He is definitely a cinny, BHB line. If I dont get 1 cinny out of the 6 clutches I am expecting, i will be replacing him though

Please post a picture of your "cinny" breeder.

lol yeah I found that cinnies have no true alien heads since mos og the side spots are circle shape and not all connect to the belly .

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Originally Posted by Mike Cavanaugh

Please post a picture of your "cinny" breeder.

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http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r...h/DSC04405.jpg
http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r...ite/new010.jpg

thought the second pic showed his belly a bit more, but it doesnt. Its solid white

Thanks for posting the picture.... Yep, that definitely looks like a cinny... I guess you just have really bad luck??? how old is he?

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Originally Posted by ARpythons

easiest way to tell is the head. it should be very faded along with the ocular stripes.

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That is a good indicator, however, it is not always true. I have hatched out some Cinnys that have very lite heads, but I have also hatched out some that have very dark, almost black, heads. I can say however, that every one I have hatched does have a very purple hue on the lower half of the body (that part being closest to the belly. Typically, the overall pattern of a Cinny is different as well.