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View Poll Results: So is this a cinny?

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  • Yep! Definitely a cinny.

    54 94.74%
  • Youre insane, thats a normal.

    1 1.75%
  • Not sure, need better/different pics (please be specific)

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Thread: Cinny or No?

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    Cinny or No?

    Ok, so I hatched this guy out a couple months ago and was sure he was a cinny. Ive been advertising him for a while and went to meet someone last night. They took one look at him, said he was a normal and left. Im still sure this is a cinny, but I dont want to take the chance. So, does anyone else see a normal?

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    I think it's a cinny with a busy pattern. The head and the eyes look like a cinny, but the pattern is funky. I still think it's a cinny though.
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    Cinny IMO.

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    Whats the pairing he was hatched from? Heres my cinny as a reference...




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    Yeah the guy who said it was a normal was slow in the head. That's what is wrong with the huge influx of hobby breeders. Someone owns 4 snakes and becomes a self proclaimed expert and breeder.

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    Re: Cinny or No?

    Bred my pewter female with a pewter and a calico. Only got two good eggs (and slugs, yay), this guy and a pastel. Great odds.

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    Hands down,thats a Cinny! I cant beleive someone would have called him a normal. Id contact the guy back and send him a link to this thread to maybe educate him a little. If he thinks your Cinny is a normal,i wonder what he thinks a Cinny is supposed to be/look like
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    I'm in no way an expert...lol... But I'd say its a cinny with a busy pattern, heck I'd pair him with a cinny or pewter next year and prove him out... Or name a price and i'll lift him from ya..
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    Looks like a cinny to me , the head gives it away
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