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    Sable and Pastel Sable

    Here are a few pics of a sable and a pastel sable.
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    The pastel sable was UGLY when she hatched but believe it or not she is getting brighter. I know it doesn't look so in the pictures and by no means am I saying she is a pretty pastel but she is get brighter.

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    Re: Sable and Pastel Sable

    Thanks for posting the pics Joe. It's nice to see how the Sables and Sable combos look as they mature. I believe we will eventually hit on the right combination of genes to go with the Sables & Super Sables.
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    Re: Sable and Pastel Sable

    You may not like that pastel sable, so I'll be glad to take it off your hands! I honestly think that snake looks amazing.
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    Re: Sable and Pastel Sable

    Quote Originally Posted by Louis Kirkland View Post
    It's nice to see how the Sables and Sable combos look as they mature. I believe we will eventually hit on the right combination of genes to go with the Sables & Super Sables.
    Me too. I was saying in another thread how the pastel sables will be a stepping stone to other morphs. The pastel sable yellow belly is nice.......a nice step up from the pastel sable.

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    Re: Sable and Pastel Sable

    Quote Originally Posted by Joe_Compel View Post
    Me too. I was saying in another thread how the pastel sables will be a stepping stone to other morphs. The pastel sable yellow belly is nice.......a nice step up from the pastel sable.
    I would like to see some pics of the Pastel Sable YB. Do you have any you can post?
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    Re: Sable and Pastel Sable

    Quote Originally Posted by LP. View Post
    You may not like that pastel sable, so I'll be glad to take it off your hands! I honestly think that snake looks amazing.
    Lol....thanks for the kind words.
    It's not that I don't like it - I love this snake. I'm just saying compared to all the "pretty" crosses we have been seeing recently, this is somewhat of a clunker. A "dirty" morph. I am a big fan of dark, dirty looking morphs.
    Actually, I haven't run into a ball python that I didn't like
    When you look at something like Colin's ghost-super-pastel-I-wonder-how-many-morphs-can-fit-in-one-snake-lesser and then look at a super sable, there is no comparison. One is undeniably pretty and the other isn't. But the dark super sable has beautiful iridescence to it and an evil look that I love. Just two of the different directions that we are taking ball pythons I guess.

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    Re: Sable and Pastel Sable

    Quote Originally Posted by Louis Kirkland View Post
    I would like to see some pics of the Pastel Sable YB. Do you have any you can post?
    I'll work on it....that snake will not sit still for a picture.

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    Re: Sable and Pastel Sable

    Quote Originally Posted by Joe_Compel View Post
    The dark super sable has beautiful iridescence to it and an evil look that I love.
    EVIL is GOOD!!!
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    Re: Sable and Pastel Sable

    i think you have created what is called a muddball
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    Re: Sable and Pastel Sable

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    i think you have created what is called a muddball
    Yep - a mudball she is

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