Actually, guys, I have produced 3 years worth of them, and many of them DO have the granite as well as stone washed look,whereas some of them could be mistaken for supers they are so bright (I recall Debra at Camlon telling me a year and a half ago how someone thought the one she bought from me was a super). Anyways, I believe that the granite is codominant in my animals, as approximately half of them are granites, and those also tend to be more stonewashed in appearance. Many of the non-granite ones though, are MUCH brighter with a more reduced pattern. So, although I won't claim they are the world's greatest thing, they certainly are interesting to see what they produce.



PS........I bred my male to a VERY dark female last year and produced PURPLE pastels, which were really cool, (I think).



Stan at The Snake Lab

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• Cinnamon Pastel & Ruppel Pastel..........Clutchmates.......* * *PICS* * * - JaredHorenstein, Sat Jul 23 21:05:19 2005
• Jared, AWESOME animals as always, congrats! np - RoyalVariations, Sat Jul 23 21:20:04 2005
• Is it just me or does that pastel look pretty normal - drizzt, Sun Jul 24 08:42:15 2005
• Yup.........the pattern is nothing like the dad..or any of them........but - JaredHorenstein, Sun Jul 24 09:16:13 2005
• What's this "IF"?? - Murphinski, Sun Jul 24 11:10:01 2005
• No one proved it out..........>>> - JaredHorenstein, Sun Jul 24 12:56:06 2005
• one more thing.................> - JaredHorenstein, Sun Jul 24 12:59:12 2005
• RE: No one proved it out..........>>> - stanruppel, Sun Jul 24 13:56:23 2005
• Thanks for the clarification.......... - JaredHorenstein, Sun Jul 24 17:10:40 2005