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A month or so ago I purchased along with my business partner on this project a male crystal ball python and a female pastel crystal.
We were not sure what we were going to pair the pastel crystal up with when she got to size but that decision was made when I hatched out the bumblebees last week. The crystal is considered to be dominate at this time as there are no super crystals. But it is assumed that the crystals have mojave in them. ( i'm not saying they do or don't) But if you cross a pastel crystal with a bumblebee you have the potential to produce about 15 different morphs. I can't wait for the 08/09 breeding season. Also someone asked if anyone had sold any herps to any "big names". Well my partner in this project is Brent Burns, #8, defenseman for the Minnesto Wild Hockey team. Hope you enjoy the photos.
Bruce Delles c/o Twin Cities Reptiles
CELEBRATING OUR 29TH YEAR IN THE RETAIL REPTILE BUSINESS

Dude...imagine a killer bee crystal...

That snake is going to BURST out of the egg with a fricken halo around it's neck. Angels will sing...

Good luck.
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"What is man without the beasts?
If all the beasts were gone,
men would die from great loneliness of spirit.
For what happens to the beasts,
soon happens to men.
All things are connected."

-Chief Seattle (Duwamish Tribe)

"But it is assumed that the crystals have mojave in them. ( i'm not saying they do or don't)"

I am confused about this sentence? I didn't think it has ever been a secret that the crystals had mohave's in them? BHB also brought one that was made from a lesser to Daytona last year. I thought it was the other ingredient of the crystal that most people are still in the dark about.
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John Vandegrift

John ,

you are right , the Mojave end of this Crystal was NO SECRET...it was the Special mom that is the missing link . Also a Special Mojave was produced as well .

Rich