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Posted by: slithering_serpents at Tue Sep 19 12:39:48 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by slithering_serpents ] I understand what you are saying, but unfortunately people use the term pastel for everything. It really irks me that people call a light hypo a pastel etc when there is no pastel anywhere in their ancestry. Just because ignorant people, or inscrupulous sellers call everything a Motley would that change what a Motley is? No! A Pastel will always be a pastel, regardless of those people. Unlike the single gene morphs, pastels have so many genes that create the look, you really can't have the same problem as the morphs. It isn't one gene! After this discussion I will never by an F anything either. I purposely make a great effort to outcross all my projects. [ Hide Replies ]
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