Show your Pewter love!

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Originally Posted by stevenkeogh

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-Steven

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how then?

http://www.joecompelreptiles.com/ima...mal_pewter.jpg

Here are some pewters that I produced this year. Crazy variation.....right?

Heres my Cinny Pewter

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/f...nd1/pewter.jpg



Thanks for looking :)

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Originally Posted by spk329

Heres my Cinny Pewter

http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/f...nd1/pewter.jpg



Thanks for looking :)

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Nice snake;)

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Originally Posted by jackh

how then?

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cinnamon crossed with a pastel or black pastel crossed with a pastel.

I know it gets confusing, especially with names like "cinnamon pastel", "black pastel", and what I consider the REAL pastels(lemon pastel, graziani line pastel, blonde pastel etc)

Cinnamons(formerly known as cinnamon pastels, most people don't use the 2nd word anymore since it is confusing) and "Black pastels" are mutations with genes that occur on the same allele, pretty much different lines of the same kind of mutation.

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Originally Posted by jackh

do a pastel and normal make pewters? sry i dont know any of this stuff lol

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No.....there are a few ways to make pewters. Here are the two most common ways:

pastel X cinnamon (which can produce normals, pastels, cinnys, and pewters - some refer to these pewters as cinny pewters or pewters from cinny lineage)

pastel X black pastel (which can produce normals, pastels, black pastels, and pewters - some refer to these pewters as black pewters or pewters from black pastel lineage)

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Originally Posted by Joe_Compel

Nice snake;)

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Thanks Joe.......He's doing great.

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Originally Posted by Joe_Compel

http://www.joecompelreptiles.com/ima...mal_pewter.jpg

Here are some pewters that I produced this year. Crazy variation.....right?

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Those are some sweet Pewters! I love the black backs(or pewter backs).

Thanks for sharing Yall!

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Originally Posted by Brandon Osborne

My adult female Pewter.
http://www.brandonosbornereptiles.com/pewter1.jpg

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Great picture of a great looking snake. Pewters often have multicolor "distortion" in the last 2/3 to 1/3 of their bodies. Some distortion marks are similar to ringer spots while others are similar to paradox markings. Brandon's picture captures it pretty well.
That is a niiiccceee pewter.

What’s the difference between a Sterling Pastel and a Pewter?