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    My spider at 5 months old or so. He has a reduced pattern, mid white sides, and a very smooth base-color that looks like suede.


    This is the only picture I can find of my pastel as a juvie - she was a year and a half old in this picture:


    Both of them together at 3 years old (pastel) and 2 years old (spider). As you can see the pastel has the brownish color on her dorsal stripe now but her sides are still amazingly bright. I just love these guys.


    I would suggest a pastel instead of a spider for you - not because of the wobble - but because if you breed a male pastel with your female normal you can possibly get a female pastel that 3 years later you can breed back to your male pastel to get a super-pastel that is a different color pattern than a pastel. You can't do this with a spider because there's no super-spider (that is, it doesn't produce a different colored snake).
    Last edited by anatess; 12-15-2010 at 11:14 AM.
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    BP owner since Oct 2008, so yeah, I'm no expert.
    0.1.0 pastel bp
    1.0.0 spider bp
    0.1.0 albino bp
    1.0.0 bumblebee bp
    1.0.0 yellowbelly bp
    0.0.1 normal bp
    1.0.0 normal western hognose


    Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, chocolate in one hand, body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming "WOO HOO what a ride!"

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