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    Lesser and Piebalds crossings?

    Hello BP'ers 8)

    Cant seem to figure this out.
    What could i get and with what odds will i have with crossing:

    Lesser Pastel x Lesser
    Lesser Pastel x Lemon Pastel

    And havent seen any Piebald x Lesser crossings, how would that turn out? A Piebald with Lesser markings or?

    Thanks in advance, regards Mads!

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    Re: Lesser and Piebalds crossings?

    Male = Pastel, Lesser
    Female = Lesser

    Offspring predicted as:

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    12,50% Normal
    12,50% Pastel
    25,00% Lesser
    25,00% Pastel, Lesser
    12,50% Blue Eyed Leucistic
    12,50% Pastel, Blue Eyed Leucistic

    The same for the Lemon Pastel thats just another line of pastel..

    Ralph made some Pied lessers some time back...
    http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/lesser-pied/


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    Re: Lesser and Piebalds crossings?

    its not the same

    Lesser Pastel x Lesser

    12.5% Normal
    12.5% Pastel
    25% Lesser
    25% Lesser Pastel
    12.5% BEL
    12.5% Pastel BEL

    Lesser Pastel x Lemon Pastel

    12.5% Normal
    25% Pastel
    12.5% Super Pastel
    12.5% Lesser
    25% Lesser Pastel
    12.5% Super Pastel Lesser (I donno if this has been made yet? if it has I wanna see pics)

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    Re: Lesser and Piebalds crossings?

    Thanks for the quick answers guys.

    Well is there any difference in the apperance of a Pastel BEL and a normal BEL?

    The Pastel Lesser that i could get from pairing a Pastel Lesser x Lemon Pastel, would have a good chance for getting the Lemon-color in the Lesser Pastel right?
    Didnt knew i had a chance for producing a normal Super Pastel to, thats kinda awesome
    And Super Pastel Lessers has been produced saw several on the net, and the first in Denmark even hatched here a couple of days ago! 8)

    EDIT: So judging from the video a Piebald with Lesser-markings has never been produced? Maybe they'll all turn out pure white?

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    Re: Lesser and Piebalds crossings?

    Here is the Lesser Pied produced by Ralph Davis in 2007
    YouTube - 07 - Piebald Lesser Platty
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    Re: Lesser and Piebalds crossings?

    Quote Originally Posted by OhhWatALoser View Post
    its not the same

    Lesser Pastel x Lesser

    12.5% Normal
    12.5% Pastel
    25% Lesser
    25% Lesser Pastel
    12.5% BEL
    12.5% Pastel BEL

    Lesser Pastel x Lemon Pastel

    12.5% Normal
    25% Pastel
    12.5% Super Pastel
    12.5% Lesser
    25% Lesser Pastel
    12.5% Super Pastel Lesser (I donno if this has been made yet? if it has I wanna see pics)
    Sorry my mistake.. it has bin a long way home after the hamm show..

    I miss read the last part..


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    Re: Lesser and Piebalds crossings?

    wouldn't that be a super lesser pied?

    i would like to see an acutal pied with the coloring of the lesser.

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    Re: Lesser and Piebalds crossings?

    Quote Originally Posted by Lucas339 View Post
    wouldn't that be a super lesser pied?

    i would like to see an acutal pied with the coloring of the lesser.
    no thats a lesser pied its just all white
    in the video he says that

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    Re: Lesser and Piebalds crossings?

    Adam Wysocki at 8 Balls claimed on another post that Lesser Pieds that were not all white have been produced, I PM'd him for more info and never got a reply so who knows!
    Marc Bouchard
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    Re: Lesser and Piebalds crossings?

    Quote Originally Posted by Danish newb View Post
    Well is there any difference in the apperance of a Pastel BEL and a normal BEL?
    the only Pastel BEL I've ever seen was a super mojave pastel and it cleaned up its dirtiness a little bit, but still wasn't pure white.

    I don't know if anyones made anything other BEL with pastel, i wouldn't see the point besides offspring would look cooler. but i can't see the BEL looking any different since it lacks all pigment anyways,

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