Originally Posted by Mike41793
This is not true at all imo, i disagree.
EDIT: You can't honestly tell me that the pastel in the OP looks pretty much the same as this one, taken from WOBP:
OP, I personally wouldn't use her as a breeder. Even with a fire....
The yellow coloration is a trademark for pastel. When said morph doesn't even have that color(even just a little, which all adults should still have), its probably best just to pass.
I also disagree with this. Yes, pastels do change as they age. Most morphs do.
But not all pastels look the same as adults.
This is my adult pastel. She is browned out, but still very yellow. Can you say the pastel in the original post is the same? No way.
I used to call her really ugly...but this thread changed my mind......
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It most absolutely is true. It's all about the picture. You can take a good photo with the right lighting and make just about any pastel look more yellow/brighter. Sorry but MOST pastels do look pretty much the same as adults. Just like Super pastels. They are so much brighter as babies than a normal pastel, yet after they get older they are almost just as "brown" looking. Only real difference is the blushing and head pattern. I have seen supers that big breeders have used that are just as brown as some uglier pastels. Age and size does make all the difference in how they look. The older and bigger they are the more browned they look.
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