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    This is the best I could do tonight. This is my browned out, NERD line, 08 pastel (in shed) next to a lighter colored normal.
    Last edited by Tfpets; 06-17-2012 at 01:56 AM.
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    Re: Visual difference in photos pastel vers normal

    Quote Originally Posted by Tfpets View Post
    I find it easier to look for the pastel patterns instead of colors. Colors vary quite a bit but it's hard to mistake the pastel patterns!

    ^^^This right here!

    Pastels are a color AND pattern morph. A browned out pastel still looks like a pastel.

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    Re: Visual difference in photos pastel vers normal

    Quote Originally Posted by RobNJ View Post
    ^^^This right here!

    Pastels are a color AND pattern morph.
    Since when?

    I agree that even heavily browned out pastels look different from normals, but pastels aren't a pattern morph.



    If you can't tell that a pastel is a pastel, that snake isn't worth your time or money (for breeding purposes)
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    I don't really get why so this has been the center of so much talk lately. Even a very browned out pastel is obvious to point out. A pastel is a pastel and a normal is a normal it's pretty clear cut even with a "low grade" pastel. (I say "low grade", because call me crazy I actually like the look of a browned out pastel.)

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    Re: Visual difference in photos pastel vers normal

    Quote Originally Posted by The Serpent Merchant View Post
    Since when?

    I agree that even heavily browned out pastels look different from normals, but pastels aren't a pattern morph.



    If you can't tell that a pastel is a pastel, that snake isn't worth your time or money (for breeding purposes)

    Since always....

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    Re: Visual difference in photos pastel vers normal

    Dakota - yours is a normal.

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    Pastels were originally named "Pastel Jungle", due to their jungle pattern. There are non-pastel jungles, though most have proven to not be genetic, but the jungle pattern always accompanies the pastel mutation.

    Additionally, the eyes of a pastel are light--usually some shade of olive green. The head is always blushed out. As has been pointed out here, the brown-out line also gives them away.
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    Re: Visual difference in photos pastel vers normal

    Just for poops and giggles I figured I'd throw my comparison pictures in.



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