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    Mirage super pastel yb growing like a weed

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    Re: Mirage super pastel yb growing like a weed

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    He should breed this season 😃

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    Very nice animal. What's the Mirage like? Is it allelic to anything?
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    Re: Mirage super pastel yb growing like a weed

    I can't say yet not seen it bred to much

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    You have a gorgeous boy there.
    The one thing I found that you can count on about Balls is that they are consistent about their inconsistentcy.

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    Re: Mirage super pastel yb growing like a weed

    Quote Originally Posted by TheSnakeEye View Post
    Very nice animal. What's the Mirage like? Is it allelic to anything?
    There are only a few people that have the Mirage gene. I have produced the single gene mirage, killerbee yellow belly mirage, killerbee mirage, bumblebelly mirage, super pastel ivory mirage, super pastel yellow belly mirage, pewter mirage, cinnamon mirage.
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    Re: Mirage super pastel yb growing like a weed

    See this link for pictures of a couple. http://ball-pythons.net/forums/showt...ghlight=mirage
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