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  1. 12-05-2012, 05:31 PM #11
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    Yes the pastel pied father is a Pastel Leopard Pied. The mother is not leopard. Those pieds are Leopard/pastel leopard pieds. Congrats that is one nice clutch!
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    Re: Is this a Leopard?

    Is it just me or does the bottom half of the mom look spot on like a leopard but the top half looks normal?
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    Thanks everybody this I going to make a Big difference for my breeding season ; )
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    Shoot me some of your luck, please?

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    Re: Is this a Leopard?

    Quote Originally Posted by TessadasExotics View Post
    Yes the pastel pied father is a Pastel Leopard Pied. The mother is not leopard. Those pieds are Leopard/pastel leopard pieds. Congrats that is one nice clutch!
    Really curious, how do you distinguish a leopard pied from a regular pied?
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    Re: that strange faded Pied, it looks like the "Eclipse" morph. Which is supposedly only held in one collection, so it looks like you've got something really interesting there.
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    Re: Is this a Leopard?

    Quote Originally Posted by meowmeowkazoo View Post
    Really curious, how do you distinguish a leopard pied from a regular pied?
    By the pattern hopefully. A leopard pieds pattern is different than that of a normal pied. Think of a normal ball python being turned into a pied and see how his pattern gets messed up. Now look at a leopards already jacked up pattern; Now turn that jacked up pattern into a pied and it gets even better.
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    Whatever they are, that is SMOKIN, and that wierd pied looks a whole lot like a paradox..
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