Hello to everyone!

[RAD House]

Both of those animals have light dorsal striping, but look at the side pattern. Look at the description on bp dot net. You are telling someone that their snake is not what they were told when you are not familiar with the morph. I respect your opinion Albert but in this case you are wrong.

[Selena_23]

This is also a picture of a cinnamon from WOBP.

[RAD House]

Also from wobp, but also from Markus Jayne a very respected breeder.

[Albert Clark]

Originally Posted by MesoCorney

Both of those animals have light dorsal striping, but look at the side pattern. Look at the description on bp dot net. You are telling someone that their snake is not what they were told when you are not familiar with the morph. I respect your opinion Albert but in this case you are wrong.

You are not reading what i said correctly. In post# 47 i said "I thought cinnamons had a black stripe on their back usually". What i also said was that if that was what the animal was sold as and Selena is happy with that, then that's what really counts. Also, in my last post i said Selenas bp doesn't look like the specimens on WOBP. You don't know what i'm familiar with. Don't take my statements and make them what you want them to be.

[Albert Clark]

"I thought cinnamons had a black stripe on their back usually". POST #50 NOT # 47

[Albert Clark]

And i differ with your interpretation of "light dorsal striping". The coloration is visibly brown to dark brown/ black. Have a fantastic day.

[REM955]

Perhaps I am butting in where I shouldn't, but isn't this back and forth getting out of hand and a bit off topic? (Mods?)

[Selena_23]

Ones more photo. Here You can see my Cinnamon and Phantom of my colleague
It is quite another light on photo.

[REM955]

Lovely collection, Selena. Thank you for sharing.

[Selena_23]

Originally Posted by REM955

Lovely collection, Selena. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks, REM!
I hope to expand the species.

[Albert Clark]

Absolutely fabulous array you have there Selena!

[Selena_23]

Originally Posted by Albert Clark

Absolutely fabulous array you have there Selena!

Thanks, Albert!

[Selena_23]

This is the most amazing snake I've ever seen . Temporarily living with me .
(Morelia boeleni)

[Selena_23]

Hello!

My new snakes...
1.1 Psammodynastes pulverulentus



1.0 Lampropeltis getulus californiae Striped



1.0 B.c.Occidentalis (Argentina)

[RAD House]

Holy molely that Boelene's python is my dream snake. There is no way I could ever let that temporary ward go, it would be more like a grand theft python.