I keep seeing people selling "black back" cinnies and black pastels when they are not black backs.
Both cinnies and black pastel morphs tend to make blush backs which are not black backs at all.
Our Large female black pastel is a blush back and our male, that is not a blush back throws blush back babies.
There is no black back in them unless they come from a genetic black back...
Blush back black pastels...
in the sun...
Young female blush back black pastel we produced in 2010
The sire that produced the above female...Dam is a normal with no blush or black back...
I keep seeing people selling "black back" cinnies and black pastels when they are not black backs.
Both cinnies and black pastel morphs tend to make blush backs which are not black backs at all.
Our Large female black pastel is a blush back and our male, that is not a blush back throws blush back babies.
There is no black back in them unless they come from a genetic black back...
Blush back black pastels...
in the sun...
Young female blush back black pastel we produced in 2010
The sire that produced the above female...Dam is a normal with no blush or black back...
hahah i had almost given up on him this year. He bred a few times then just would not lock with anything i put him with. I gave him a month off paired him with her and bam hes back in action. Im still trying to get him to lock with the other cinny whos up to size but she seems uninterested at this point.
Good luck on the breeding
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