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pics arent the greatest light but I would say pastel
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I guess he's a pastel? He is pretty wacky, though.
ps: congrats on still getting a couple of lemon blasts out of all that.
Last edited by loonunit; 09-13-2012 at 12:57 AM.
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The other pastel there was no doubt, this guy just looks weird.
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Looks interesting. I'll say pastel for now. Pastel w/ a very nice pattern! Diggin the neck stripe. Keep us updated after it sheds.
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They should shed out about Sunday so I imagine I will have some new pics around Tuesday.
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Re: Pin X Pastel odd ball
Did you have any problems with the incubator while the eggs where in there?
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No a problem with the incubator, the guy that hatched them for me had them at 83 the whole time. I wasn't a fan of that at all but I didn't find out until the day came that they were supposed to hatch.
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83 seems low, but it looks like they still developed. (except the two), the that can happen at 89* How many days did they go for?
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83 is way low. I'm in Japan on deployment, the eggs were laid just a few days after I got here. I didn't know they were being cooked at 83 until around day 50. The eggs were finally cut on day 83. The normal was just dead in the egg, nothing showing any cause of death. The pastel died of a twisted umbilical which I believe had the eggs been cut sooner could have been avoided.
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