Possible triple father clutch? dinker?

[rlditmars]

This is the only belly shot i got on my phone, pre-shed pic. Will give it a good 2-3 days and will get updated pic's hopefully can get my hands on a real camera.
Someone asked about the sex um i did a slight pop check over a week ago and it looked like 1.4 the normal dinker was a female i believe, but once a couple meal's are in I feel better about really checking and will mark for sure sex's down then. Both the dinker and the mojave that shed the day before ate today and that dinker has the feeding response of it's mother. Starting them out on hopper's and literally it wailed the hopper soon as it hit the paper towel. I really want to see how this cinni look's out of shed if the mother is carrying something I think the cinni may have something or just looks really cool i dunno.

The belly doesn't shed any light on it at all other than to say, I don't see YB. Cool looking hatchling but its likely going to have to become a project to better understand what you may have. Best of luck and hope to see follow ups in the future.

[Mark1887]

Some new pics. I love the way this Cinni looks.

[SlitherinSisters]

That normal baby is pretty darn cool. It could be something, or it could be a normal out of the cinny. The cinny has a crazy enough pattern that he could have had some influence on the pattern of that little normal.

[kc261]

I think I agree. "Normal" baby looks most like the cinny dad.

[Mark1887]

Well thank you everyone who gave me feedback on this, if it is the father i should find out in next few months since this Cinni was bred to a few other females. Still keeping this lovely dinker female and the awesome cinni so in a few years if anything is here il find out If by some chance it is the Cinni then cool he makes some sweet looking babys that might be a nice inherited trait to make some nicer looking combos. Thanks again all of you, gl with anyone still waiting on clutchs and those hatching. 3 left for me this year possibilty 5 if some late ovulations come up.

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[kc261]

Someone mentioned in the Mirage thread that Mirage by itself looks sorta YB-ish, but without the belly. Since that same comment has been made about your "normal" baby, I thought I'd point it out to you. I'm leaning towards "no" because the Mirage combos seem more extreme than the possible combos you have here, but worth a look I'd guess.
http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...led-the-Mirage

[joepythons]

Someone mentioned in the Mirage thread that Mirage by itself looks sorta YB-ish, but without the belly. Since that same comment has been made about your "normal" baby, I thought I'd point it out to you. I'm leaning towards "no" because the Mirage combos seem more extreme than the possible combos you have here, but worth a look I'd guess.
http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...led-the-Mirage

The only way this persons snake would possibly have the mirage gene is if he bought a pastel yellow belly from Tim Bailey.

[Mark1887]

Update: Here is the 2nd clutch this Cinni fathered, so I think for sure it's the father and the mother is ruled as the genetic's location. Only 1 Cinni baby again and everything else is ? normal's. Guess the YB complex is a good idea to play around with in the future with them.

[Coldsavage32]

The mom looks like she has something else going first morph I thought of was fire where did you get her from do you know her genetics?


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[Mark1887]

The first clutch's mother was a normal i picked up last year, a friend of mine was buying chameleon's from a guy and had told me he had 2 snakes for sale. I got her and a small 400g-ish pastel female for $70.