Ironically I had Gravel pop into my head from the first photo but the rest put me on the fence.
She would be one I would have held back but then again being the breeder I would also know whats in her......
Where did you get her and what was she sold as?
How sure are you that it is a female?
I personally would find the sexiest Pastel Yellow Belly you can afford to put to her, but that's just me.
Ironically I had Gravel pop into my head from the first photo but the rest put me on the fence.
She would be one I would have held back but then again being the breeder I would also know whats in her......
Where did you get her and what was she sold as?
How sure are you that it is a female?
I personally would find the sexiest Pastel Yellow Belly you can afford to put to her, but that's just me.
I got her off of Craigslist and he sold her to me just as "unknown" because he wasn't sure what she was and didn't want to tell me that she was something she wasn't. He didn't know what she was because she had been passed through a few people before she ended up with me. He told me there's a possibility of a few things, but he was thinking vanilla gravel, gravel or maybe some type of mixed pastel morph. I am pretty sure she is female.
I got her off of Craigslist and he sold her to me just as "unknown" because he wasn't sure what she was and didn't want to tell me that she was something she wasn't. He didn't know what she was because she had been passed through a few people before she ended up with me. He told me there's a possibility of a few things, but he was thinking vanilla gravel, gravel or maybe some type of mixed pastel morph. I am pretty sure she is female.
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Also, she's looking a lot more pink and dull than usual because she's going into shed soon but usually she is more yellow and speckled and shiny looking.
Aren't gravels still rather expensive? I don't see why someone would let one go if they were unsure. I think I would have bred her to find out her genetics and then maybe sold her as a PB gravel female