def get_spike_color(cell_number):
    """This method will match the cell number with the color it should be RGB in Tint.

    These cells are numbered from 1-30 (there is technically a zeroth cell, but that isn't plotted"""
    spike_colors = [(1, 8, 184), (93, 249, 75), (234, 8, 9), (229, 22, 239),
        (80, 205, 243), (27, 164, 0), (251, 188, 56), (27, 143, 167), (127,
        41, 116), (191, 148, 23), (185, 9, 17), (231, 223, 67), (144, 132, 
        145), (34, 236, 228), (217, 20, 145), (172, 64, 80), (176, 106, 138
        ), (199, 194, 167), (216, 204, 105), (160, 204, 61), (187, 81, 88),
        (45, 216, 122), (242, 136, 25), (50, 164, 161), (249, 67, 16), (252,
        232, 147), (114, 156, 238), (241, 212, 179), (129, 62, 162), (235, 
        133, 126)]
    return spike_colors[int(cell_number) - 1]
