super black pastel pinstripe

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Originally Posted by Foschi Exotic Serpents

That's not a super black pastel. The description says it's a super pastel x black pastel x pinstripe.. It's a sterling pin.

Quadruple gene snake..

Pastel +
Pastel +
Black Pastel +
Pinstripe

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oopsy I mistyped, but this is correct :gj:

Boy, now you've piqued my curiosity -- I can't find pictures of it anywhere! (Just another thread from 2010, referring to the same ad and saying "Gee what a neat looking snake ...") :taz:

This is a super cinny pinstripe. With my super cinny woma. From bhb.
http://i755.photobucket.com/albums/x...n/d817425c.jpg

I'm shooting for a super pewter pinstripe next year, just got my Black Pewterblast male(Black pastel x pastel x pinstripe) and he would be ready late this year, but I won't use him until next year. My original goal was Super Black Pewters, but I have the shot to throw pin in as well. He will pair with a Black Pewter female and prob a pastel. He will also breed a Black pastel female, that went to a Platty Daddy this year. Hoping to get a male BP het platty and maybe a BP Lesser female or 2 from her. Then next year I could shoot for Black Butter Daddys( Black pastel x Platinum), don't think those have been done, but people are real secretive about any projects involving crosses with the Platty gene. Either way I'm focusing on Black pastel crosses, the BEL complex and Fire crosses for the next 5 years or so. Also Sterlings refer to super pastel x cinni, the Black pastel version is a called a Silver Streak. Haven't found any info on a super black pastel x pastel, don't know if it hasn't been done or hasn't been published, but I can't even find a name for it. To the OP, email me at KandKBalls@comcast.net and we'll talk alittle further on BP crosses and prices.

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Originally Posted by MrBig

Haven't found any info on a super black pastel x pastel, don't know if it hasn't been done or hasn't been published, but I can't even find a name for it.

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It's been done....it shares the same name as the Cinny version....Silver Bullet

Well thats just confusing, the rest have a differant name, why should the silver bullet remain the same? Got pics or a link to one that's been produced? Was talking with HHMoore on fauna and he couldn't find info on it either.

Did you and hhmoore try google-ing black pastel silver bullet.......:ohmygod:

:gj:

You get allusions to Black Pastels making Silver bullets, but only one picture of a silver bullet and it doesn't state what ingrediants. The same sites that claim Black Pastels make silver bullets say they make Sterlings (which is the cinni version) so I'm sorry if I don't take their word as gospel. Why no pics on worldofballpythons? Why does it list Pastel Super Black Pastel as the offspring in the genetic calculator when using Black Pastel but lists Silver bullet when you use cinni as the parents? These all point towards it not having been done yet or not being made public for whatever reason. None of the google search results were very conclusive at all, and until I see a pic it hasn't happened.

Been done. I don't get why the two have different names. I've had blackish looking cinnies and I've seen cinny looking blacks. I think it was originally a "my line" pissing match of sorts. They both make the same super...and don't give me the crap about blacks making a darker super. I have hatched super cinnies as black as any super black, just as I've seen brown super blacks. They should be considered the same thing in my opinion. And yes I have both.

The world of ball pythons isn't the gospel either and the calculator isn't perfect.....
I didn't come up with these stupid names....last time I looked, silver, sterling, and pewter were different shades of brown. And I don't know why the Black Pastel version is called a Silver Streak, the Cinny version called a Sterling Pastel, and yet both versions are called a Silver Bullet. Again...didn't name em.
Regardless....a Pastel Super Black Pastel has been done....many times..........feel free to believe as you want.