Need some help identifying these babies! Parents are super lace black back vanilla X calico enchi spider poss Cinnamon. Neither parents were sold to us with pied but 2 of the babies came out with pied markings.
Also curious why the dads pattern changes towards the end of his body. One of the babies does that as well. Posting pictures and one of the dad for reference.
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Its the cinnamon, which is IMO definately present in several of those animals. Pied markers is a falacy, ringers and tracks can appear on several morphs. Additionally, any without cinnamon are going to have enchi (and visa versa).
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@owalreptiles any guesses on this one?
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Thank you! Can a snake be both vanilla and cinnamon? Because for the one that looks pied, we were thinking he got vanilla from his dad. Am I wrong? Would he have both or just cinnamon?
I guess this makes the mom cinnamon for sure and not poss cinnamon.
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Yes, a snake could have both vanilla and cinnamon.
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Cinnamon is well known to throw ringers, that is what you are seeing.
My best guess, obviously all are lace.
Calico enchi spider
Cinny spider calico vanilla (not at all what I would expect but I don’t know what else it could be given the info)
Calico enchi spider
Spider enchi
Spider enchi vanilla
Cinny vanilla
As a disclaimer I’m by no means experienced with lace, I just know I want to get into the project eventually and feel it’s very underated. Just saw a breeder in Mexico produce some cool stuff with it. However I’ve never put the time to research it and see how specific combos look and range of variations. So these are just my best guesses.
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