>>I had a dark female (LTC) which I thought to be special. I figured she was axanthic if anything. The plan was, breed my pastel to her, make a "het-axanthic" pastel, breed back to mom and make an axanthic pastel in a few years. I almost choked when I saw this animal hatch!

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>>Looks like the mother is genetic, and the cross looks somewhat similar to a pewter, but it is different. However the mother does not look like a cinnamon or black pastel in any way.

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>>Hoping for a super in the next few years!

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>>I'm planning to call the female's genetics Espresso, and this particular animal an Espresso Pastel.

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>>Let me know what you think!

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>>Thanks for looking,

>> Bristen.

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>>www.royalgemreptiles
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