My Unproven Morph X Pastel Clutch *DUW*

[StickyTongues]

I'm real excited about this one. I've had this girl in my collection for years and this is the first time I bred her. She gave me 10 perfect eggs and all have pipped and one pastel has left its shell. I picked up this female from a petshop about 4 years ago believe it or not and she was one of my best feeders. She's over 3000 grams and over 5 feet long.

At first I thought she looked like a cinny or mojo but judging from one of the pastel babies with her pattern she doesn't appear to be a cinny or else I would have a pewter. Mojo or phantom perhaps? From the looks of the babies still inside their shells, it appears that 3 of them have her pattern.

These babies have pipped 5 days ago before I started my snipping party to get a better look. Here's some pics of the mother and the first baby out. Let me know what you guys think.

Sam Leam






Group shot of all the babies still in their shell and the lone pastel underneath them.



And here is the little pastel out of its shell.

[rabernet]

Congratulations! She appears to be a normal, but we know now that there are several morphs that were "dismissed" as normals before that have something extra going on. Only time and continuing to breed her will prove something out.

Regardless, you got a nice clutch and at least one nice pastel!

[StickyTongues]

Here's a normal out of the shell. Whats weird is the pattern on the neck on the first two are the same as mom with the flames and 1 eyed alien heads. I see this on atleast one more normal. We'll see what the others looks like once they are out. I guess we'll find out next year when I breed her son back to her. Always fun to have these dinker projects. If anything I'll have an small army of pastels. LOL

Sam Leam

[extensive]

nice babies

you only got 1 pastel out of 10?

[Wh00h0069]

nice babies

you only got 1 pastel out of 10?

She gave me 10 perfect eggs and all have pipped and one pastel has left its shell.

I assume that there were more pastels, but only one was out of the egg.