Hi everyone! Hatched this clutch recently and am looking for some help in identifying a few of them. Pairing was my male Banana Het Pied to my female Cinnamon Calico Spider. Thanks!!
- This one is my fav. Thinking banana cinnamon calico.
- Cinnamon only?
- Cinnamon only?
- Banana cinnamon?
- Banana cinnamon?
- Pretty sure this is banana spider only.
- Normal.
- Spider with possible calico?
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For #1, I’m intrigued by the fact it has such a solid stripe on its back. I hatched a cinnamon banana hypo a few years back, here he is. I’d be inclined to say that calico might not be present in yours though, because the pattern doesn’t really have a lot of the normal messy look calico has. I could be wrong and it’ll be more apparent with age.
For 2 & 3, i think you have a cinnamon calicos. Cinnamon alone wouldn’t have all the messiness on the bottom side if the keyholes. See below image for a single gene cinnamon from the same clutch as the banana cinny hypo
4 and 5 definitely don’t appear to have cinnamon. Could be calico, very low expression but it’s hard to tell with bananas. If I had to guess I’d say 4 is single gene banana with 5 being banana calico, due to some of the extra fading on the side pattern that looks present.
6 is hard to tell with lighting. But could be banana spider or banana spider calico.
7 normal
8 I think is spider calico. Keep an eye as it ages and the calico will continue to become more apparent.
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Thank you for the detailed reply and photos. This has been VERY helpful to me!
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Definitely big agree with Nathan’s IDs.
Here’s the banana cinny (pretty sure het pied with the ringer they have) and cinny (no het pied in this one’s clutch) I hatched this last month for examples as well.
I would consider having #1 tested for het pied if you’re holding them back.
Otherwise, some of the discrepancy between patterns can also be het pied interacting on the cinnys you hatched as well.
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