Cinder Scaleless

[Richard Hume]

Here are a few pictures of a cinder scaleless that hatched out yesterday. The story on this is as follows - two years back I bred a scaleless male het amel x a cinder female het bloodred. Got a bunch of offspring, kept them all and bred them this past spring. The clutches started hatching, all late (every female bred on the second shed) - some nice scaleless, including a really smoking bloodred (only one amel so far, a non-scaleless peppermint), but no cinder scaleless (a 1 in 16 chance). Finally, one head popped out that looked like a cinder one night last week just before I turned in for the night - when I checked the next morning, it had emerged from the egg and died! Fully formed, seemingly fine, but for whatever reason it wasn't meant to be.

So I was quite quite pleased and relieved, on the next to last clutch, that this little guy popped out. Looks exactly like what you would expect a cinder scaleless should look like, but who knows what will happen as it goes through a few shed cycles.

Thanks for looking!
Rich Hume

 

[Richard Hume]

Oops, forgot pictures!

Apparently pictures didn't attach - sorry!

 

[ratsncorns]

Looks awesome! Can't wait to see how it progresses

 

[slytherinhousecorns]

Congrats Rich!! Have to post some pictures as it goes through shed cycles.

 

[lulanowski]

Congrats Rich. Looking forward to seeing them in the future.


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[Jereme]

Very cool! Congrats


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[Giga]

Aww, lovely, congrats!

 

[Dragonling]

Very cool! Now I REALLY want to see a peppermint scaleless.

 

[jagodzinski]

Very cute! Excited to see how the snakey grows up
Congrats

 

[Nanci]

Very nice!!! Such a beautiful baby.

 

[Richard Hume]

Progress update

Having shed once, here is a picture of the cinder scaleless today. I don't know if the picture really adequately shows the underlying pink tones, she is really beautiful and I hope that contrast of the pink and darker saddle coloration intensifies as she matures.

For contrast, I also show an anery scaleless also born this summer, the coloration here is more darker saddles on a grayish background.

Thanks for looking!

Rich Hume

 

[Dragonling]

Very cool, thanks for the comparison shot too. Now make a shatter.

 

[ScalelessLover]

Stunning! I'm awaiting shipment of my first hypo scaleless right now...perhaps one day we can trade some genetics.