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    What kind of pastel is this?

    guys need your help. what line of pastels do you think this is? TIA

    0.2 clown
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    0.1 spider het pied
    0.1 lemon pastel
    0.3 normals
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    Re: What kind of pastel is this?

    a 'not hungry' one...

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    Re: What kind of pastel is this?

    Not sure but he's a pretty neat ringer..
    When you've got 10,000 people trying to do the same thing, why would you want to be number 10,001? ~ Mark Cuban
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    Re: What kind of pastel is this?

    it's absolutely impossible to tell from a picture and makes absolutely no difference

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    Re: What kind of pastel is this?

    Quote Originally Posted by BjDavid View Post
    guys need your help. what line of pastels do you think this is? TIA

    What did they tell you it was when you bought it? You cant really tell which line it is by looking at a pic
    Joe Haggard

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    Re: What kind of pastel is this?

    thanks for looking. ill ask my source. forgot to mention that she is a het pied.
    0.2 clown
    0.1 spider
    0.1 spider het pied
    0.1 lemon pastel
    0.3 normals
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    Re: What kind of pastel is this?

    hence the ringer marking

    Forget totally about the line, it makes no difference what so ever. A good pastel is a good pastel, choose one you like. End of.

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    Re: What kind of pastel is this?

    Nice looking.. All most looks blonde? But that could just be lighting..
    Either way the person who sold it to you should have some answers.

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    Re: What kind of pastel is this?

    Quote Originally Posted by mason View Post
    Forget totally about the line, it makes no difference what so ever. A good pastel is a good pastel, choose one you like. End of.
    I kind of agree on this......I regularly mix different pastel lineage/stock. I just try to breed for what I like or what I think will look pretty and IMO it pays off.

    For what it is worth many of the breeders that have pastel lines or stock named after them, did not start with one pastel......they founded their projects with multiple pastels. In the mid-90's pastels were imported from Africa with some regularity. Soooo....they kind of mixed and matched to make stuff that they liked.

    If you want a specific line of pastel or a pastel with specific qualities (this can be a crap shoot), go to that particular breeder and pay for a nice pastel...you'll probably end up happy.
    But to assume that a particular line or stock holds "X" amount of color or doesn't turn "X" color, especially after the stock has passed through several other breeders is kind of naive.

    Greg Graziani has great pastels because he has worked to refine them. But just because you get a Graziani line pastel from some guy who got his Graziani pastel from some guy doesn't necessarily mean a whole lot. I mean, what if the two others guys didn't care about looks or color and "undid" Greg's original work?

    To further complicate things there are people out there that just tack a name onto a pastel to make a few more bucks. That can make a "name" worthless....especially the farther it gets from the original breeder.

    OK....now I am starting to rant....

    To the OP....I can't even wager a guess on what line of pastel that is from a photo.
    Ohhh....and how do you get your mice to lie flat like that?

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    Re: What kind of pastel is this?

    Is that mouse stalking your Pastel?

    Could be a Bell line, Graziani line, or one of dozens of CH lines that came in over the last few years. The good news is that it really does not matter, not like with an Axanthic, where you have compatibility issues.

    dave

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