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    Pastel with pinstripe (not lemonblast though)

    Does this pastel have pinstriping in her? The tail is the reason I ask...




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    If it had pinstripe it would be a lemonblast

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    No. Pinstripe is a dominant trait, and dorsal striping is not an indicator of a pinstripe gene being present. If she was a pin (and she WOULD be a lemon blast if that were the case), it would be immediately noticable.

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    Pastel with pinstripe (not lemonblast though)

    Just hopeful thinking for something new I guess. When they are mature enough I'm going to breed her to my pinstripe for the lemonblast. Btw can I get a super pastel with a pastel and a pin? Like would I have to inbreed them to get it?
    Like lemonblast x pastel

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    If you bred the babies back to the pastel, yes you can get a super pastel though it will take you years to get it.

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    Re: Pastel with pinstripe (not lemonblast though)

    That poor bp looks real skinny... unless it's just the pic...

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    Re: Pastel with pinstripe (not lemonblast though)

    Quote Originally Posted by JPR View Post
    That poor bp looks real skinny... unless it's just the pic...
    I thought the same
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    Re: Pastel with pinstripe (not lemonblast though)

    She is very skinny. That is how I got her and I am currently trying to fatten her up as quick as possible. She just ate a meal


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    Re: Pastel with pinstripe (not lemonblast though)

    Nice pastel

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