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    BPnet Senior Member Lolo76's Avatar
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    Re: Pictures of adult pastels?

    Here's my sweet boy, Toby... he is almost 2 years old (?), and I have no idea what "line" of pastel he is. You can see he's browned out a little, but his blushing only seems to get better with age.





    Just thought this was a funny pic...
    Last edited by Lolo76; 10-12-2010 at 12:21 AM.
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    Re: Pictures of adult pastels?

    My '07 Female


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    Re: Pictures of adult pastels?

    Here are a couple of pictures of "Morpheus" my 1135 gram Pastel Male. He lighted up and browned out. Still is sweet though!!

    Morpheus



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    Here's my 1800g pastel with a spider.



    Dunno if you can call that browned out. She's been that color since I bought her 2 years ago (with the brownish dorsal stripe) at just over a year old. Her dorsal color tends to get browner closer to a shed (she turned blue a few days after this picture was taken) then brightens up again after the shed.
    Last edited by anatess; 10-12-2010 at 11:33 AM.
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    Re: Pictures of adult pastels?

    My pastel is in the midst of a shed so I will post pics when he's done. But he's a little over a year, not sure if thats too young for you, but mine personally is looking better with age which is rare for most pastels I guess. He doesn't seem to be getting any brighter, just staying the same, but his blushing is increasing with every shed which makes him look that much better.
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    Re: Pictures of adult pastels?

    Here's my female 08 at about 1600 grams. She's locked up with my cinnamon male. This was at the begining of October.


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    Re: Pictures of adult pastels?

    Here is my 08 Pastel Female that is 1,000g.






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    I love these guys, they remind me of a carpet python when they are young.
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    Re: Pictures of adult pastels?

    Quote Originally Posted by crbballs View Post
    Here's my female 08 at about 1600 grams. She's locked up with my cinnamon male. This was at the begining of October.

    That's a very pretty pastel

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