pastave or pastave spider?

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Originally Posted by jluman

The pics in your links look like it's just a pastel?

Here are a pastel x mojave and pastel x mojave x spider that recently hatched for reference:
http://i811.photobucket.com/albums/z...c/DSC_0034.jpg

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I see the mojo pattern in the bumblebee mojave, but none in the pastel. Looks like a regular pastel to me...no mojo pattern at all.

Looks like a pastave to me blushing and mojo pattern a normal pastel would not have a mojo pattern would it.

regular pastel.
definitely no spider.
i don't see any mojo.

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Originally Posted by Dave763

I see the mojo pattern in the bumblebee mojave, but none in the pastel. Looks like a regular pastel to me...no mojo pattern at all.

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That is definitely a pastel mojave in my pic. I'm not trying to start an argument with you here, you just asked for opinions on your animal and I was trying to help.

NP thanks for the help. Just a pastel then oh well.

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Originally Posted by jluman

That is definitely a pastel mojave in my pic. I'm not trying to start an argument with you here, you just asked for opinions on your animal and I was trying to help.

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yea definitely a pastave all the way.

Pastaves look more like mojos than pastels, that snake is a pastel, sorry Dave ;)

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Originally Posted by katieLPN

Looks like a pastave to me blushing and mojo pattern a normal pastel would not have a mojo pattern would it.

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A pastave doesn't look like a pastel with mojo patterning, it looks like a mojo with pastel brightening it.

Here is a group shot Mojo, pastel, and a lighter pastel(the snake I questioned) from bumblebee female x mojo and pastel sires.All three are different clutches.
Just wishful thinking I guess:(
http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s...3/group012.jpg

No pastave in origional pics.Pastel only.