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Lesser SuperPastel...

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  • 12-13-2009, 02:04 AM
    RuGGeR
    Lesser SuperPastel...
    I have tried searching for pictures of a lesser super pastel on the net but cant find it anywhere.... Does anybody here have 1??

    Thanx
  • 12-13-2009, 03:04 AM
    Rasmus Skaaning
    Re: Lesser SuperPastel...
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by RuGGeR View Post
    I have tried searching for pictures of a lesser super pastel on the net but cant find it anywhere.... Does anybody here have 1??

    Thanx

    http://www.star-reptiles.dk/forum/vi...p?f=74&t=66792

    Scroll down @ the link to see the baby out of the egg! :gj:

    It's produced by Ricky Jørgensen from Denmark, and it´s probaly the first one produced in Europe :cool:
  • 12-13-2009, 04:42 AM
    RuGGeR
    Re: Lesser SuperPastel...
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Rasmus Skaaning View Post
    http://www.star-reptiles.dk/forum/vi...p?f=74&t=66792

    Scroll down @ the link to see the baby out of the egg! :gj:

    It's produced by Ricky Jørgensen from Denmark, and it´s probaly the first one produced in Europe :cool:


    Thanx so very much boss....Very much appreciated....
  • 12-13-2009, 08:51 AM
    _QIN_
    Re: Lesser SuperPastel...
  • 12-13-2009, 08:54 AM
    _QIN_
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  • 12-13-2009, 10:08 AM
    RuGGeR
    Re: Lesser SuperPastel...
    Nice!!! This 2 look different from pics from the link provided by Rasmus tho... Maybe coz its a hatchling...

    Thanx again Qin...
  • 12-13-2009, 11:40 AM
    Ouroboros
    Re: Lesser SuperPastel...
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Rasmus Skaaning View Post
    http://www.star-reptiles.dk/forum/vi...p?f=74&t=66792

    Scroll down @ the link to see the baby out of the egg! :gj:

    It's produced by Ricky Jørgensen from Denmark, and it´s probaly the first one produced in Europe :cool:

    Desværre, Ramus / Sorry, Rasmus. :colbert:

    The Germans has already been there for a little while, and their animals were also a whole lot cheaper than indirectly suggested by Ricky.
  • 12-13-2009, 04:10 PM
    Rasmus Skaaning
    Re: Lesser SuperPastel...
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Ouroboros View Post
    Desværre, Ramus / Sorry, Rasmus. :colbert:

    The Germans has already been there for a little while, and their animals were also a whole lot cheaper than indirectly suggested by Ricky.

    Didnt knew that :gj:

    U know who in Germany produced them?
    Dont know to many German breeders to be honest!

    Yeah well, i kinda knew the price Ricky was indicating, was way too high, actually i think they might be worth purchasing instead of a Lesser Pastel for me next year :cool:
  • 12-13-2009, 05:14 PM
    Ouroboros
    Re: Lesser SuperPastel...
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Rasmus Skaaning View Post
    Didnt knew that :gj:

    U know who in Germany produced them?
    Dont know to many German breeders to be honest!

    Yeah well, i kinda knew the price Ricky was indicating, was way too high, actually i think they might be worth purchasing instead of a Lesser Pastel for me next year :cool:

    I don't know the breeder - I saw it at a show last year. It was terrific and had the following letters on its box 'NFS' - no wonder. I actually managed to snap a few shots of it because it was looking great. I'll check my PC and see if I can find it on some of my transportable harddisks.

    A superpastel mojave has also been produced this season.: http://www.precisionreptiles.com/con...65/80/lang,de/

    I agree with you. I'd rather also invest my money on a triple-gene animal or a rare combo (snow ;) ).

    There is a limited number of morphs for sale in Denmark so I would recommend you to buy an animal from a reputable breeder in Europe or the US. The prices are even better and the same thing goes with animals.

    I'm a 110% thrilled with all of the purchases I've done with foreign breeders.
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