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  1. 05-07-2011, 04:38 AM #1
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    interesting Yellowbelly - what would you have done?

    had this 2kg girl for a quite a while

    she's had Mr. Pied this season - just started laying cold and bowlwrapping
    any thoughts on a different route for next year?



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  2. 05-07-2011, 08:42 AM #2
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    Re: interesting Yellowbelly - what would you have done?

    Hmmm,

    Black pastel?


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    Re: interesting Yellowbelly - what would you have done?

    I agree, black pastel. Or anything reduced that you have, based on what the pic shows she could maybe throw some reduceds with "big" patterns, if you know what I mean?
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    Can't go wrong with ivories... Yellowbellies seem to brighten things up too, slap a Pastel Desert Enchi Fire male in with her

    Good luck on your clutch this season!
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    Re: interesting Yellowbelly - what would you have done?

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    Pastel yellowbelly
    X2 Pastel Yellow Bellies look awesome!!!
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    Re: interesting Yellowbelly - what would you have done?

    Quote Originally Posted by Drewp View Post
    slap a Pastel Desert Enchi Fire male in with her
    x2

    I'm sure you have one of those knocking about Al if not i'd say a nice bright colour and reduced pattern mutation... I bet a firefly would mix in nice
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    Re: interesting Yellowbelly - what would you have done?

    Quote Originally Posted by Drewp View Post
    slap a Pastel Desert Enchi Fire male in with her
    produced 7 of them from a 3 egg clutch yesterday
    bugger me, they've all escaped so no pics!
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    Re: interesting Yellowbelly - what would you have done?

    Quote Originally Posted by alan1 View Post
    produced 7 of them from a 3 egg clutch yesterday
    bugger me, they've all escaped so no pics!
    slippery lil buggers

    You thought about those reduced pattern spiders? what good males you got? a genetic granite? spector?
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