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    Pastel Color

    I got a pastel girl (supposed to be 2-3 months) from a breeder about a month ago. I know that pastels tend to brown out as they get older. When I got Iris, she had an invisible line down her sides where below she had a lighter gold color and above it, she had a darker yellow and almost no blushing. Since her first shed with me, her gold color is starting to go higher and a ton of blushing is coming out. The breeder said possible YB. Is this normal for a pastel? Do they lighten before they darken ? And does it usually take time for their blushing to come out?
    She also has a bit of white in places on the sides
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    Re: Pastel Color

    pics would help. i doubt it being yb since pastel ybs are easy to i.d. but pastels either get dark or light as they shed. blushing starts to show and the white on the sides woud be the flames coming up from the belly




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    Re: Pastel Color

    Okay. I'll upload pics in a few minutes but the blushing is hard to catch on my phone's camera

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    Re: Pastel Color


    Shows the 'invisible line' where her color changes


    more blushing on her back starting to show that you can't see here -She just ate so I won't disturb her for more pics


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    That's very typical for Pastels.
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    Yeah, the "invisible" line you are talking about, is what some people call the brown out line on pastels.

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    Re: Pastel Color

    Thank you I had never heard anything about it on young pastels; only about when they're older

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    Its better to look for young pastels who dont have that line like this pastel het ghost male at 350 grams and still no brown out line
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    Re: Pastel Color

    looks normal for a pastel. if it hasn't gone into shed that explains why she looks brown meaning she is about to shed




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