Investment morphs?

I like plans that have a large focus on pastels. They have been dropping in price lately, but I dont see how anyone could ever have enough female pastels. They seem to go well with almost every morph and produce lots of good looking doubles

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Originally Posted by SnakeySnakeSnake

I like plans that have a large focus on pastels. They have been dropping in price lately, but I don't see how anyone could ever have enough female pastels. They seem to go well with almost every morph and produce lots of good looking doubles

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Exactly!
I plan on holding back every single female Pastel I produce in the 1st year and use them on Supers, Bumble Bees and a few other projects! I could care less if Pastels drop to $200 next year!

I don't see Pastel's going down that much(I HOPE).This thread is great I'm going to get my Het pair for albino soon.So I'll be breeding pastel's and albino's then super's.And I also will only sell the male's.

Which Pastels make the nicest Supers?
Blonds, Lemons, etc?

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Originally Posted by ssscales

Exactly!
I plan on holding back every single female Pastel I produce in the 1st year and use them on Supers, Bumble Bees and a few other projects! I could care less if Pastels drop to $200 next year!

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Same, if females drop to $200 though I will probably buy 10 :)

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Originally Posted by ssscales

Which Pastels make the nicest Supers?
Blonds, Lemons, etc?

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It is a mixed bag. Ive seen hot supers for every version of pastel.



The key is nice pastel, nice super. For the most part Blondes are nicer than Graziani, but yet Ive seen subpar blondes and stellar Graziani's.

I will have to say though, that every blonde Ive seen in person and larger/older have held their color great.


The basic chart Ive heard is blonde>Lemon>Bell>Graziani, but Ive only had in person experience with Blodnes, Lemons, and Bells, most graziani I see online, only a few are very good.

With pastel males being very affordable I would try to get a nice looking one to start with. Right now I have some pretty nice Lemons, but I think I might trade up to a nice blonde my friend has.

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Originally Posted by SnakeySnakeSnake

The basic chart Ive heard is blonde>Lemon>Bell>Graziani, but Ive only had in person experience with Blodnes, Lemons, and Bells, most graziani I see online, only a few are very good.

With pastel males being very affordable I would try to get a nice looking one to start with. Right now I have some pretty nice Lemons, but I think I might trade up to a nice blonde my friend has.

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I'm thinking of getting a Blonde and a Lemon. Some, if not all of the Graziani Pastels I've seen turn dark with age. You look at pics of when they were babies and then when they are 2-3yrs old and they are two different snakes.

We're trying to find the cleanest/lightest/brightest Pastels we can find for our Supers and Bumble bees.

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Originally Posted by SnakeySnakeSnake

Ive seen hot supers for every version of pastel.

The basic chart Ive heard is blonde>Lemon>Bell>Graziani, but Ive only had in person experience with Blodnes, Lemons, and Bells, most graziani I see online, only a few are very good.

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Are these different lines of the Pastel Jungle Morph? I thought Lemon Pastel was a different morph than pastel jungle?

A pastel = lemon pastel = pastel jungle, there aren't "different" pastel genes, or else there would probably be more complications in producing super pastels. If you can combine a lemon pastel and a VPI and produce a super pastel, then there aren't different genes in the mix. To say that they are different genes, would mean that a "super" pastel from a graziani x lemon is actually co-dom combo. I'm pretty sure that is not the case. Make sense?