Type: Incomplete Dominant
First Produced By: Greg Graziani
Complex: 8 Ball Complex
Aliases: Cinny, Cinnamon Pastel
Issues: Duckbill, Rare Kinking (Super Cinnamon)
Availability: Common
Last Updated: 2022-03-21
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The Cinnamon Ball Python is an incomplete dominant mutation that alters both color and pattern. The name Cinnamon comes from the deep reds that are on show on top of a deep brown (almost chocolate like) background.
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The Cinnamon Ball Python was first proven incomplete dominant by Greg Graziani around 2002. It was originally named the “Cinnamon Pastel”, but the ‘Pastel’ was dropped in an attempt to further itself from the Black Pastel.
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The head of a Cinnamon Ball Python is a dark shade of brown that fades towards the neck. Lips usually display bright pink/white scales.
The body of the Cinnamon Ball Python is usually dominated by large chains of “alien heads/keyholes” either connected or very closely beside one another. Where yellows and orange of a Normal Ball Python are, the Cinnamon expresses various shades of brown and cream.
The belly of a Cinnamon Ball Python can shows light patterning and mild spotting along its edges, over bright white scales, however, usually it is clear of markings.
The tail of the Cinnamon Ball Python tends to follow the heavy chained pattern of from the body on either side of a thick dorsal stripe.
No known proven lines.
As one of the earliest genes, Cinnamon has an exceptionally rich vocabulary of combo names:
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