For those of you who don't know the story of my super cinnamon clutch, feel free to check this out: http://thereptilereport.com/super-ci...eason-why-not/
I held back the one "perfect" super cinnamon from that clutch, and luckily she is a female. I had concerns that she wouldn't do well given her origins, but she continues to impress me as the days go onward. Her mother was a voracious feeder and astonishingly fast grower; I purchased her at 350g in Feb 2010, and she grew to over 1800 grams by Feb 2011 and was bred that year. She topped out at 2400g pre lay, and gave me a clutch of 9 eggs (8 fertile and one slug). This season, she is sitting around 3000g and we are looking to get our second clutch from her. Her daughters seem to take after her in terms of feeding (Liv can attest to that) and I am happy to see that the super cinnamon she produced for me is doing very well on f/t and currently sitting up over 300g.
I thought it would be nice to post up some pics of her progression, seeing as she came from troubled beginnings.
In the egg:
Before first shed:
Post first shed:
Taken last week:
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