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    Re: Super Black Pastel vs. Super Cinnamon vs. 8-Ball

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    ive seen really dark/black Super Cinnys but your right there are ones that are browner. do dark Super Cinnys brown out?


    both base morph make nice combos. for example, i like the Black Magic and the Cinnamon Banana of each. and ah yes, i think peeps should track the deformities so we can measure our odds like how we can calculate our odds for certain morphs from a pairing.
    They all seem to brown out to some degree, just some do it more or less. From what I've seen super cinnys tend to be more brown compared to super black pastels. But that doesn't always hold true as a blanket statement.

    I've heard quite the range of ratios of problem animals, anywhere from 1 in 50 animals to 1 in 3 animals. Assuming people aren't lying I would assume there is either external factors at play or polygenetic traits at play. Neither could be calculated.

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