A few pics I took recently... (Partial collection DUW)

[AK907]

Haven't been on in a while, figured I'd share a few new pics. Here are a few pics I took while toying around with our new camera recently of a couple member of our collection.

Female mojave


Female lesser


Female pinstripe


Female pastel


Male pastel #1


Male pastel #2

[kylesreptiles]

Wow Gorgeous snakes!! All of them are great examples of their morph.

[h00blah]

Very nice! Your pin and pastels are sweet

[Slim]

Like them all, but your Pinstripe girl is smokin' hot!

[Trackstrong83]

OMG I love your lesser

[alkibp]

Hey those Pastels are sweet!

Could you tell us what line of Pastel they are and how much they weigh?

[Mike41793]

I really like that pin! The mojo and lesser are nice too!

[AK907]

Thanks everyone.

The pin was actually a CL find. Got an amazing deal on her. She is a bottomless pit and one of my favorites to photograph. She is always very cooperative.

The only pastel I know the lineage of is pastel male #1, the really light one. He was produced by Tim Kopenhofer @ Special K Reptiles and I was told that he is a Graziani line pastel. As far as weights and stuff, the female is a late 2011 and 257g, pastel male #1 is a 2010 about 750g and pastel male #2 is a 2009 a little over 1,500g.

[alkibp]

Thanks everyone.

The pin was actually a CL find. Got an amazing deal on her. She is a bottomless pit and one of my favorites to photograph. She is always very cooperative.

The only pastel I know the lineage of is pastel male #1, the really light one. He was produced by Tim Kopenhofer @ Special K Reptiles and I was told that he is a Graziani line pastel. As far as weights and stuff, the female is a late 2011 and 257g, pastel male #1 is a 2010 about 750g and pastel male #2 is a 2009 a little over 1,500g.

Thanks. The reason I asked is because those pastels you have do not appear to have browned out like my BHB pastel did.

[AK907]

Thanks. The reason I asked is because those pastels you have do not appear to have browned out like my BHB pastel did.

Verdict is still out on the female because she is still young, but the two males are definitely quality pastels in my opinion. They have held their color exceptionally well. You can see where they have browned out a bit on top, but not horribly like some do and you can instantly tell they are pastels. I've seen some pastels that are barely 6 months old and you would be hard pressed to distinguish from a normal. Eww!