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09-20-07, 09:37 PM
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My Cinnamon from Jimmy!
I recently got this fellow from Jimmy! Thanks again Jimmy!!!I'll be pairing him to a female cinnamon I've had since it was a hatchling.
 His bride to be is the second pic.
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Beautiful pair - you will get stunning hatchlings!! Great to see more cinnamons - they really are distinct from corn hypos - love the thin borders on that male and the backgound color - nice contrast in both of them.
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I'm addicted.
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I concur with Mary! What a beautiful pair! You're gonna have to amalgamate their names like the media does with all the celebrity couples! LOL. (Brangelina etc)
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They definitely make a cute couple.
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Wowzers! They are super, Tom! Can't wait to see their babies.
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whoo whoo
glad to see pics of the kids...LOL
I can't wait to see offspring fron that pair. That female is nice. They should make some nice babies |
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Those are very pretty - are they lacking in yellow?
What would a cinamon charcoal look like? |
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cinnamon charcoal
I don't know..although it isn't just simply yellow, there is a definite "yellow" influence to the cinnamon coloration. It's kind of hard to explain but I don't think I would classify them as no yellow and don't think I would want to use them in breeding trials trying to remove yellow.
The picture below is is a cinnamon from the same parents as the one Tom showed. It was born in '05. But the question is still quite interesting cinnamon is hypo so a cinnamon charcoal would be a phantom... what would it look like with the emoryi influence?  |
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by the way, Tom
Where did you get the female?
You know, I only have one female. I need a couple. I traded one female away thinking I would produce more but they keep comming out male. The '05 pictured above is a male, there is the brother to the '06 you pictured above, and of the five cinnamon hatchlings from this season, one was a runt and didn't survive and the other four are all males. I do have one motley cinnamon female but she is a late '06 and a slow grower. She is about halfway between my other '06's and my '07's in size. My '07's will probably be as large as her by spring. |
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