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So here's the story on this guy. I picked him up at a show a few years ago. He was with two other pastels but he was by far the nicest of the three and he was part of a clutch that produced two supers in addition to the three pastels for sale at the show. Being told by the vendor that it was just a real nice quality pastel I never gave it a second thought, until this breeding season. This was the first year that I decided to breed him and put him with a young normal. She only gave me three eggs but when they hatched they were all three pastels. It was a small clutch so it's hard really to go by the odds. Going by the first photo I took of him, what do ya think? (Sorry, I know the camera flash makes it a little difficult to tell.)

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Don't go looking for snakes--you might find them.

Over-exposed picture of a pastel. Auto fixed in photoshop and it's just a very nice pastel.

You just hit the odds on three eggs, it happens all the time. Breed again next year, I'm sure you'll get some normals.

I agree, a very bad picture of a very high blush pastel, just like the breeder said.
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Only way to know is breed him again next season.
If you get all pastels again, then you can wonder.
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