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A long anticipated clutch
- Thread starter ghosthousecorns
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RobbiesCornField
Bring it on.
Congratulations!! I can't wait to see what pops out!
ratsncorns
Bird Nerd
I cant wait either! What an exciting clutch!
ghosthousecorns
Well-known member
Not looking good. So far I have some normals and a hypo. Oh well I knew it was just a 50/50 shot at cinders. Gotta love plan B
sweet~nichole~marie
Tallulah's Mama
Good luck, Jen! A really nice burgundy cinder is one morph I want and haven't gotten yet! I hope there are some in there for you . . . and maybe me 
ghosthousecorns
Well-known member
I don't think that's gonna happen. I have another couple of normals out since I posted. Dang Murphy.
Good thing I have like 8 of this females' sisters and half sisters to test for the cinder het next year and the year after
Good thing I have like 8 of this females' sisters and half sisters to test for the cinder het next year and the year after
ghosthousecorns
Well-known member
well I am not throwing in the towel just yet because some of these "normals" look really dark and have some funky bellies. I have never hatched a cinder before and I have seen a few photos that make me scratch my head and go "that's a cinder?" I think it will be easier to tell after they shed. Based on the one I have from Rich I was looking for something that looks almost anery in coloration.
What do you guys think of this lot it's a couple of shots of the group. some comparison pics between the darker and lighter "normal" and a close up of the darkest one.
Jeff glad to hear you still have all those !
What do you guys think of this lot it's a couple of shots of the group. some comparison pics between the darker and lighter "normal" and a close up of the darkest one.
Jeff glad to hear you still have all those !
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El Jefe
Mark 16:18
When they shed it should be very easy. I produced my first this year and it was hard at first but when they shed it was night and day difference.
Of course I have those. I love pos het projects. Plus, picked up a hypo ashy/cinder from Rich this year...now I really do have to hang onto the ones I got from you.
Of course I have those. I love pos het projects. Plus, picked up a hypo ashy/cinder from Rich this year...now I really do have to hang onto the ones I got from you.
ghosthousecorns
Well-known member
Oh yeah I wanted one of those so bad but it was spendy... I am glad it's not just me that has a hard time telling if they are cinder. I don't mind, I hang onto hatchlings longer than most people before selling them I think. If I still have doubts after they shed it's not like I don't have a tub they can live in for a while!