Super Dupers or just pastels?

[BPHERP]

I am new to breeding, so please excuse any rookie mistakes on my part.

I started this thread posting a pic of what looked to be a deceased super pastel.

Now to the stuff that is confusing me.

This was a 9 egg clutch, so I had 1 DOA and 2 normal's, which leaves me 6 eggs, of which 4 clutch mates I have taken pictures of below.

I know a good way to indentify a super pastel is by a lighter head pattern, but I am doubting this because I know the odds for supers from a pastel x pastel clutch are 25% per egg if I am not mistaken and it appears that I have like 5 supers, which I don't believe..

Anyway, those with experience with supers, please lend your opinion on what I have here.

Clutch mate #2


Clutch mate #3


Clutch mates #4 & #5


Thanks,
Brandon

[LadyOhh]

Brandon,

You'll have to take some pictures that don't wash the animals colors out so much. I can't tell from the photos you posted..

[grim reaper in NY]

Wow Brandon, regardless of what they are, they are awesome looking babies! What I would give for one with those patterns and colors!!!!

[BPHERP]

Brandon,

You'll have to take some pictures that don't wash the animals colors out so much. I can't tell from the photos you posted..

I suck at taking pics

[RichsBallPythons]

try staying back from them when flash is on and zoom in a lil bit to get the closer picture without the flash washing color away.

[RhacHead]

try staying back from them when flash is on and zoom in a lil bit to get the closer picture without the flash washing color away.

Or you could put tracing paper over the flash to diffuse the flash a little better.

[kylefrost]

I wish I could say either way for sure. They look awfully Super but remembering how extremely light and washed out the mom was for a non-Super, I would expect the babies to reflect her color a bit and be extra light too. Hopefully it will be easier to tell after a shed. Until then, they are Really Pastels!