The super pastel has the same pattern as a pastel but with reduced black (washed out looking, in my opinion, like somebody put a pastel in the washer with bleach) and brighter yellows. The head is washed out too. I have a good quality pastel - that is, the yellows stayed bright through adulthood with only a narrow band down the spine turning brown. And I think she's visually more stunning than the super pastels that I saw in the Reptile Shows. The super pastels looked like they bleached out my pastel. But, that's just my taste.

But, my bumblebee... wow. That's one amazing snake. I bred it out myself. I have a pastel and a spider. A spider is basically a normal but instead of regular black pattern, it has more of like a spider-legs looking black pattern because the black is not splotches but thin lines. I bred them together and I got a bumblebee offspring. The bumblebee is a lighter yellow than his pastel mother. In computer-speak, the yellow on the pastel is about RGB(255 230 0) while the bumblebee is about (255 255 110). And it has spidery black lines instead of black splotches. He looks like candy!

I saw a Killer Bee at a show too (super pastel spider) and it's the same feeling I got when I saw the super pastel. It's like they took Jack, my bumblebee, and put it in the washing machine with bleach. LOL.