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Here are some updated pics (post shed and a few meals) of my yellow belly black pastel pair as well as my female cinnabelly. These were from black pastel and cinnamon males bred to a a yellow belly female.

The cinnabelly is on the top left and the male yellow belly black pastel is in front. The male turned out much more extreme than the female black pastel yb combo (although she has a nice color and busy pattern as well). Also posted a pic of the belly of the yellow belly black pastel female.

Thanks for looking,
Tom

I love the belly on that bottom pic.
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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)

Very nice! I really like the business that black pastels have and add to their combos.
Jessica
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Jessica
0.2 pastel jungle
1.1 spiders
1.0 het pied
0.1 pied
1.0 VPI axanthic poss het snow
0.1 het VPI axanthic
1.1 het clown
1.0 DH Jolliff snow
0.1 Albino het Jolliff snow
1.0 black pastel

wow i wonder what a pair of thosewill produce? this pairing should be amazing!!!!

They look great Tom. That male Yellow Belly Black Pastel is unreal. It's crazy how different he turned out.

Wow! Just imagine if you were to throw in a Pastel into the picture, A Pewter/Cinny Belly... Awesome Snake... Congrats..
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Ghetto Reptiles
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Jason...

Very nice congrats!!!

That YB Black Pastel looks fantastic ! I really like the way that turned out.

cheers, John
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love that male black pastel yellowbelly!!

Hes is going to be ORANGE in a few years!

JAred
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that is HOT!!!_-really like that combo

WOW, that's bad a**

Now plug em' to some Red Axanthics!
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OZZYBOIDS

Thanks everyone. Can't wait to start mixing some other ingredients in with them.

Thanks,
Tom

Very handsome snakes! Love the rich coloration.
Casey Lazik Reptiles