Spogl?

So this little guy is suppose to be a possible SPOGL (super pastel orange ghost lesser) but the seller is only 99% sure. looking at the picture i can definitely see super pastel and lesser but orange ghost??? THis guy doesn't really fit into my breeding place i have two girls with pastel gene in it and one of the girl is also a butter. But if he is a quad gene the price is very very good, think under 1000. Some help guys?

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It looks like a spog lesser to me.

I'd say the orange ghost in it is what makes it look faded like that.
That entire animal is washed out with that 'about to shed' or 'frosted' kind of look to it, that's the orange ghost in action.

or could it be a pastel og lesser and not a super pastel?


EDIT: is it worth it to even think about this male right now? i have a bumblebee and a butter pastel female that is at least a year away from breeding. With no existing orange ghost stuff in the rack and no real plan for playing with recessive should i stay away from this even though it has a killer price?

If you look like you what to get into og and have the money. I'd say if you like him. Buy him. He's gorgeous for sure. I think he is a spogl. He looks like he has the right shading and blushing to be at least pastel. If you like him buy him. And then see if you can get a het og female breeder size to breed


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Whoa! That is one sexy looking snake. I'd love to own a snake like him someday. If you buy, I want to see a photoshoot thread with him.

He sure is gorgeous and so is the price on him. But sadly I don't think it's a good buy for me. Don't really need any more pastel genes and I don't have any plans to work with any recessive....

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Originally Posted by threezero

He sure is gorgeous and so is the price on him. But sadly I don't think it's a good buy for me. Don't really need any more pastel genes and I don't have any plans to work with any recessive....

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I think that's a good idea. Not to mention, pairing him with the butter pastel wouldn't be the smartest. You wouldn't know if the babies are butters or lessers unless you are really good at telling them apart.

Three of my favorite genes right there. It I could afford it I'd buy it in a heartbeat. But if he doesn't work for you, don't get him.