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Re: Male Rupple - Recently shed
 Originally Posted by Spaniard
Scott he looks great! They look awesome as adults, I saw an adult male at a show in my area once and still regret not picking him up. I wonder why I never really see this line for sale at all... 
I think everyone is too busy producing Graz, Bell, Lemon and other lines. At least that's my 1.2c view.
Here is the super, Stan Rupple said he produced this from breeding a rupple to a browned out Bell.... if that's the case then there is something to be said for browned out pastels!
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Re: Male Rupple - Recently shed
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Re: Male Rupple - Recently shed
 Originally Posted by Sputnik
I think everyone is too busy producing Graz, Bell, Lemon and other lines. At least that's my 1.2c view.
Here is the super, Stan Rupple said he produced this from breeding a rupple to a browned out Bell.... if that's the case then there is something to be said for browned out pastels!

Very Cool,
Good luck in 08'
What are your plans? Supers? Combo?
~*Rich
1.0 100% Het Albino
1.3 Normal
1.0 Spider
0.1 Mojave
1.0 Pastel 100% Het Goldfinger
0.1 Pastel 66% Het Goldfinger
0.1 Pastel PH Goldfinger

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Re: Male Rupple - Recently shed
Here is the Super Rupple I was talking about.

I think that is badass. Good luck with your Male.
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Re: Male Rupple - Recently shed
I think the Rupple line is what used to be called 'stone washed' ? Looking at those last two pics, you can see why, it certainly has a unique look. BTW, is it spelled Rupple or Ruppel?
Mark
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Re: Male Rupple - Recently shed
 Originally Posted by Sasquatch Art
Rupples have to be my favorite line of pastel..I just never see any for sale.
Next year if you have any available I may have to hit you up 
http://market.kingsnake.com/detail.php?cat=32&de=552079
i don't think these ones look as nice as the one in this thread, though!
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Re: Male Rupple - Recently shed
reptilicious.com 
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Re: Male Rupple - Recently shed
 Originally Posted by MarkS
I think the Rupple line is what used to be called 'stone washed' ? Looking at those last two pics, you can see why, it certainly has a unique look. BTW, is it spelled Rupple or Ruppel?
Mark
You sir are correct, they are called stonewashed pastels also and I believe the correct spelling is Ruppel, after Stan Ruppel who started working with the line.
~*Rich
1.0 100% Het Albino
1.3 Normal
1.0 Spider
0.1 Mojave
1.0 Pastel 100% Het Goldfinger
0.1 Pastel 66% Het Goldfinger
0.1 Pastel PH Goldfinger

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Re: Male Rupple - Recently shed
 Originally Posted by Albey
Here is the Super Rupple I was talking about.
I think that is badass. Good luck with your Male.
Doesn't this one look the same as the one I posted? Could be the same one at different ages.....
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Re: Male Rupple - Recently shed
 Originally Posted by Spaniard
Very Cool,
Good luck in 08'
What are your plans? Supers? Combo?
Thanks!
Well, my only female pastel that is of breeding size is hooked up with my cinny pastel... but I have 3 other female pastels that should be ready by the time this little guy is ready.
Combos are something I have been wanting to do with this one we have. I don't know if these will change the look of the combos, bee's etc, but I can have some fun finding out.
Time will tell as they say
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