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View Poll Results: What kind of cinny do you like?

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  • dark cinnamon

    32 38.55%
  • light cinnamon

    31 37.35%
  • prefer black pastel

    18 21.69%
  • don't like either

    2 2.41%
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    cinnamon - light or dark?

    What does everyone think...
    Do darker cinnys produce darker supers?
    Do the lighter cinnys produce "better" pewters?
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    Re: cinnamon - light or dark?

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    Re: cinnamon - light or dark?

    I like very light colored cinnamons, but I like very dark black pastels. They both have interesting traits to offer.
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    Re: cinnamon - light or dark?

    Agree with MarkS--I think these two morphs shouldn't be line-bred to look the same. Black Pastels look fantastic when they are super dark with lots of black, and cinnies work well when they have lighter, richer colors.

    However, I want to say that the SHADE of brown in a cinnamon is more important to me than how dark it is. I think the brown of a cinnie should be a darker shade of brown than that of a typical normal.
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    Re: cinnamon - light or dark?

    Quote Originally Posted by WingedWolfPsion View Post
    However, I want to say that the SHADE of brown in a cinnamon is more important to me than how dark it is. I think the brown of a cinnie should be a darker shade of brown than that of a typical normal.
    I agree.
    I also like the patterns that seem to run together on the sides of a lot of cinnys.
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    Re: cinnamon - light or dark?

    I like very dark high contrast patterned blacks, and I like both the light and dark cinnies...

    But for a blushed cinnie to catch my eye it has to be very blushed with high white sides.

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    Re: cinnamon - light or dark?

    I'm actually a bit split between a black pastel and cinnamon. I like the results that a black pastel brings out in pairings like: 8 balls, pewters and other combos.

    But I do like the general appearence on a cinnamon.

    I've also noted that people charge more for a black pastel than a cinnamon. Does that mean a black pastel is more 'exclusive'? I'm a bit curious since I don't have any co-doms.

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    Re: cinnamon - light or dark?

    I like cinnamons and I like them with dark blacks and rich browns. Case in point:

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    Re: cinnamon - light or dark?

    I like a cinni with even color and very bold patterns..
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    Re: cinnamon - light or dark?

    I didn't expect the poll to be so even. Right now it's 10 for light and 10 for dark.

    Interesting.
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