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This female pastel was produced from a very nice spider I got from Chris Simone bred to a very clean pastel produced by John Romeo. I was hoping for a bumble bee, but ended up with two pastels, one spider and two normals.

The odds didn't work out in my favor, but am happy with the quality of the babies.

This is by far the cleanest pastel I have ever produced.

Now the dilema is do I sell her or hang onto her????????

Brian
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Brian Gundy

www.for-goodness-snakes.com

Hi,...........As clean as she is I'd hold on to her.......Think about this the value of pastels is quite low right now. She is very pretty and her breeding attributes actually exceed her value....IMHO.......Then again one pastel sold pays for the feed of several other animals too.......In a couple of year breed daddy back to her and watch them GLOW......... Lee

I haven't seen a pastel that clean in at least 4 years. Once people start breeding for quality not quantity and see that the pastel crosses being produced are 90% grade D they are going to want the bright grade A pastels like yours. She is gonna produce some damn killer stuff.
I know that's why I haven't bought a pastel female yet. There's nothing like yours out there.
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I totally disagree!! Brian, there is no need in keeping her in your collection, I have plenty of room and would love to help you out and take her off your hands! Call me for shipping arrangements!
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SELL IT!!!!
(to me... hehe)

Hope to see you at the San Jose show this year... I will bring my checkbook this time.

Definitely a keeper!
Keep up the good work...

-Chris