Sugar Baby watermelon types (vine vs. bush) (Green/black vs striped rind)

On the subject of Sugar Baby Watermelons, I've noticed from different seed companies that most are shown as having a dark green rind almost like a smaller Black Diamond watermelon, while other seed companies show pics of small typical light & dark green striped melons.  From what I understand, these are a non-hybrid melon, so I don't think the differing rind colors are due to the traits of a hybrid parental mix.  I know there is a bush type & a vine type, but I've not grown these different versions yet to see how they do.  I think the bush type just have shorter vines, and claim to be able to be grown in containers, but I have read conflicting reviews about that.  The ones I'm currently growing are a non-hybrid vining type with dark green/black rind.  For anyone that's grown these different versions of Sugar Baby, what do you think is going on here?  Could it be the wrong photo was used?  I've seen seed packets in stores show a picture of yellow sweet corn on the package, but the package is for a white heirloom variety (Stowell's Evergreen), so it could be an error in what image is used.

If you've grown any version of Sugar Baby watermelons, what was your outcome?

I'm thinking this is a case of different things being called by the same name, rather than different variants. Baker Creek has a Sugar Baby Watermelon, and a Bush Sugar Baby Watermelon (sold separately, as two separate varieties). Both are the round, dark-rinded ones you described. Johnny's Select Seeds and MIGardener also have Sugar Baby Watermelon seeds, showing round fruit with dark rind. If other seed companies are showing different, they are probably either using the wrong photo or just calling a different watermelon by the same name.

I grew some regular Sugar Baby Watermelons this year, got the seeds from MIGardener, I believe, but possibly Baker Creek. Regular kind, not bush. I got very round fruits with a very dark rind.

Thanks Lila.  I was fairly certain the black rind was correct,  but after seeing one or two showing green stripes (don't recall where at the moment) I wasn't sure.  I'm growing regular vine sugar baby's now,  but might try the bush version to compare next year.

Here's a striped photo I found.