yeah i can see the difference. it really does come down to a personal preference, but coming from good stock does help. the bell line pastel is on the left? would that be considered a blonde pastel? forgive me if I'm wrong, I'm still trying to train me eye to all the different morphs and the variations that fall within them. both of those are beautiful.
11-09-2007, 09:32 AM
MATT FISHER REPTILES
Re: grades of pastel
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Originally Posted by Ginevive
I don't see why everyone refers to darker pastels as pieces of crap.
ginevive. i went back through and re-read this thread and i did not see where the word crap was used once. i am very sorry if i offended you in any way. i beg your forgiveness :bow:
notice after seeing pics i said it was a good litter of pastels. :gj:
i have alloways thought you bring a lot to the table around here.
just keep in mind someday you will be at a show and you will see what is souposed to be a pastel and the only word that will come to mind is crap LMAO :8: :banana:
11-09-2007, 09:49 AM
rabernet
Re: grades of pastel
Quote:
Originally Posted by MATT FISHER REPTILES
notice after seeing pics i said it was a good litter of pastels. :gj:
Psst...boas have litters, ball pythons have clutches. ;)
ooh such lemony goodness. and nice blushing as well. :D thats a nice example.
side note, what rack system do you have that in, as I see a divider. thanx.
11-09-2007, 09:56 AM
BT41042
Re: grades of pastel
I love Pastels...But I agree that most do brown out with age...Here are some old pics of my a few of my holdback females...All from the same daddy -
BT
I hope I can help here. I got a male and a female as baby's the male was way bright and the female disappointing, but i trusted the guy I got them from and he said the female will be the stunner at an older age. She is Yellow while he is sort of a tanish yellow
