Cinnamon Yellowbelly Paint

[Slowcountry Balls]

Here are the results of another Paint Clutch. 2015 Clutch 11 was supposed to have Paint in both parents. It was our male Cinnamon Yellowbelly Paint to a Pastel Paint possible Chocolate. There were five eggs, but six babies. Unfortunately, one egg had a severely deformed Pastel hatchling in it. It was so kinked that it could not slither, so we had to euthinize it. The remaining five babies are pretty cool looking and we have guesses as to their genetics, but since Paint is involved, we would love any help that you guys can give.

First up is a male that is either a Paint or a normal.


Next up is one that we think male is a Cinnamon Yellowbelly Paint, shows the distorted alien heads on the last third and the side to belly markings that we saw in 2015 Clutch 5.


We think this one is a Pewter Paint. The first half of him looks a normal Pewter, but the back half shows a lot of the same distortions as the Cinnamon Yellowbelly Paint from 2015 clutch 5.


The next two are the twins, they were the tiniest babies we have hatched to date, 21 grams and 25 grams. My wife has started calling the smaller one Nano Gal. We are pretty sure that both are girls, but will double check the sex when they are a little bigger (was concerned about hurting them).

The first up is Nano Gal. We are thinking she might be a Cinnamon Yellowbelly Paint who didn't finish developing her colors because she is so small. She has the dark color of the Cinnamon gene, the back half shows the distortion of the Paint gene, and side to belly shows what looks like the Yellowbelly gene. She looks different from the other Cinnamon Yellowbelly Paints from this clutch and 2015 Clutch 5, but is that because she is so small?


Last up is the one that we think is a Pewter Yellowbelly Paint. Her side to belly pattern looks to be more intensified than the pictures I could find of a Pewter Yellowbelly, which is what we noticed going from the Cinnamon Yellowbelly to the Cinnamon Yellowbelly Paint in 2015 Clutch 5.


Let us know what you think, and thanks for checking out our thread.