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    The fire gene does a good job of brightening up the pastel and helping it hold colors into adulthood.

    Pastel on right, firefly(pastel fire) on left:

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    Re: Prettiest Pastel Morphs

    I'm in the minority regarding pastels - to me they only really work well with certain morphs like spider. pinstripe, enchi and superpastel.

    But that's possibly because I am a sucker for high-contrast and definite patterns.
    Derek

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