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    White Snakes" Version 1.0

    Here are a few pics of what I believe is a super mojave super pastel.
    He was produced from a pastave x pastave breeding.
    I produced quite a few white snake cross combos this season, but this guy is one of my favorites.
    It's really difficult to properly display the subtle pattern of the head, but I think I may have got it.






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    i can see the head pattern, guess your next step would be to breed it to a super pastel and see if you make 100% super pastel mojaves?

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    or breed to a normal and have all babies be pastaves

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