Re: Are Lemon Blasts supposed to look like this? (Waring Pic Heavy)
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MS2
What became of that one?
Re: Are Lemon Blasts supposed to look like this? (Waring Pic Heavy)
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angeluscorpion
What became of that one?
He made it about a year before he died. Out of 7 eggs, he was the only one to go full term. The rest started dying off at about 1 egg a week. He definitly wasn't right. He had to be assist fed and had some bizarre behavior. He acted like he had some extreme Spider wobble.
I was tring to see if the reduced pattern was genetic or not. I only got one clutch this year and I think they came out more reduced than most.
Pastave female:
http://i199.photobucket.com/albums/a...pse9b7638b.jpg
Pastave male:
http://i199.photobucket.com/albums/a...pscbce4468.jpg
Mojave male:
http://i199.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps6114141e.jpg
Re: Are Lemon Blasts supposed to look like this? (Waring Pic Heavy)
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angeluscorpion
The pin I found in a reptile store around Bueana Park, he was just sitting in a tank and I guess no one wanted him because he only had one eye. Apparently he was someone's pet at one point but they sold him to the pet store. I though he was really cool looking, really light and a cool pattern, plus his missing eye just kinda fit him.
This is interesting. Was the missing eye a birth defect or an injury? If it was a defect, could it have been the result of an incubation issue? It would be interesting if it had been an incubation issue to understand if the defect went deeper then physical attributes of the individual and became something heritable in the pattern. Just thinking out loud.
Re: Are Lemon Blasts supposed to look like this? (Waring Pic Heavy)
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MS2
That sucks, Im sorry for your loss but you have some awesome looking pastaves. That female is beautiful!
Re: Are Lemon Blasts supposed to look like this? (Waring Pic Heavy)
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rlditmars
This is interesting. Was the missing eye a birth defect or an injury? If it was a defect, could it have been the result of an incubation issue? It would be interesting if it had been an incubation issue to understand if the defect went deeper then physical attributes of the individual and became something heritable in the pattern. Just thinking out loud.
When I bought him I asked about it and they didn't know. Their answer was " I don't know, he came in here that way". I can't tell if it's a scar or a birth defect, I'm leaning toward scar because it's not seamless, there is a hole that you can kinda see something inside and it pulls his lip up a little.
