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I have no idea how to tell the difference between a Vanilla Blast or a Lemon blast but the snake in the first picture could be either or. It'll be easier to tell once they shed though.
Snake in picture #2 could be a pastel vanilla. Third pic snakes appear to be pastel and fourth is a pastel.
Now anybody please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong but I've never see a vanilla baby so all the adults I've seen are browned out unless they look like that as hatchlings.
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0.1 - Poicephalus senegalus - Stella (Senegal Parrot)
0.1- Poicephalus rufiventris - Alexa (Red-bellied Parrot)
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thanks, neal i noticed most vanillas or pastels for that matter that are bright in the egg after shed brown out later down the road, (most of the time) none apear normal to me, they all have blushings on the back and clear bellys, the pattern on the (pastel vanilla?) is the same as the siblings that im almost sure are vanillas. im good at seeing 2 genes in animals but anything past 3 genes unless its obvious tends to be a nightmare for me.
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Well those pastels could be regular pastels or vanilla pastels, that's all I meant as I'm not 100% sure but I do wish you the best of luck.
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0.1 - Poicephalus senegalus - Stella (Senegal Parrot)
0.1- Poicephalus rufiventris - Alexa (Red-bellied Parrot)
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To me it looks like all of the animals you posted have Vanilla in them.
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