Pic Request : Super Pastel Woma...?

I've searched my butt off, but can't seem to find pictures anywhere of a Super Pastel Woma...is nobody working with this combo or what?

I think it'd be cool to see one...thanks for any help!

I cant find any either. I'd imagine it would look like a more yellow, more busy patterned version of the pastel woma. Sometimes, to be honest, I kind of like not finding the morph Im looking to create. Means nobody's done it yet :) Good luck finding something though

I found one, produced by Boa Basement.

http://i685.photobucket.com/albums/v...tel_jungle.jpg

Wow...maybe that's why more aren't being produced? Lol...
I was kinda hoping for a bee type effect....where it'd take the pattern of the Woma, but the color of the Super Pastel...that things kind of...unfortunate looking IMO...lol

Thanks for the pic!

Kinda looks like an ugly pewter, but i love it...

I just found this one
it looks nicer IMO than the one previously posted
http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/data/...astel_Woma.jpg

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Originally Posted by Gene0514

I just found this one
it looks nicer IMO than the one previously posted
http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/data/...astel_Woma.jpg

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That guy is gorgeous.



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That's more like it!

Where'd you find that?

Also wondering how they go from one extreme (the first pic) to the other (the second pic)?

I'm thinking the first one isn't a Super Pastel Woma...simply because I found the website that the pic is on, and in the description, it says they aren't even sure if that's what it is...? Hmmm

I just googled it and found a link to it in the pet hobbyist gallery

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Originally Posted by Gene0514

I just found this one
it looks nicer IMO than the one previously posted
http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/data/...astel_Woma.jpg

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See now that is a nice looking snake. Not a big fan of the woma gene but this is really really nice.

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Originally Posted by Gene0514

I just found this one
it looks nicer IMO than the one previously posted
http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/data/...astel_Woma.jpg

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I'm willing to bet they both look the same after time. Remember the pic I posted looks very much like a fresh hatch. Try contacting Boa Basement and ask them for a update pic.

IMO both of those snakes look good, but then beauty is in the eye of the beholder and i love to be holding one of those ahahha lol. Its funny how its the same gene but different looking like opposite ends of the scale, like having a birght yellow baby bee or and orange one lol.

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Originally Posted by twistedtails

I found one, produced by Boa Basement.

http://i685.photobucket.com/albums/v...tel_jungle.jpg

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That thing is awesome! It's like a bag of skittles :D

Based on head pattern those do not look to be the same combos... Are u sure they are the same snake?

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Originally Posted by Bruce Whitehead

Based on head pattern those do not look to be the same combos... Are u sure they are the same snake?

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I don't think anyone was implying they were the same snake. Just the same combo.

I wonder if animal #1 is a super pastel hidden gene woma, while animal #2 is a super pastel regular-style woma. (In other words, totally different morphs.)

Interesting how at the end of the day, it really is all a matter of personal taste -- I like animal #1 way better than animal #2. :P

The pics look nothing alike (i know they are the same morph not snake)

I'd go by the second pic as the first one's colors almost looked tweaked...

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Originally Posted by Serpent_Nirvana

I wonder if animal #1 is a super pastel hidden gene woma, while animal #2 is a super pastel regular-style woma. (In other words, totally different morphs.)

Interesting how at the end of the day, it really is all a matter of personal taste -- I like animal #1 way better than animal #2. :P

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I really wish NERD had just created a new name for their hidden gene woma when the soulsucker was produced; it would certainly have saved many people from going too far down a google rabbit hole. however, I agree that the first snake pictured is more interesting. beauty is in the eye of the beholder, one man's trash is another man's treasure, etc.

I'm sure if the OP contacted boa basement, they would provide an update on the genetics if anything new is known. both snakes are great in any case (although I'm biased as a fan of the woma pattern), but pastels come in all shapes and sizes, figuratively speaking. they could both well be the same combination but differ in appearance due to any number of factors, ranging from the line of pastels used in their breeding, to age, to shed cycle, to the use of a flash or camera filter in the photo op. regardless, I don't think anyone should have any trepidation about acquiring a super pastel woma should the opportunity present itself.