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OK...so ....brain stopped for a minute...ok...more...
pastel...
black pastel...
add them and get pewter...
sterling is a super pastel black pastel
silver bullet is pastel super black pastel
silver streak is a super pastel super black....
so....what would a super sterling be???.....besides really really cool....?....
Thanxx.....just hit me the other day and I can't think it out...you know how stuff sticks in your head for awhile....
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........JY
Gotta love all these names...
Pastel x Black Pastel = Black Pewter
Super Pastel x Black Pastel = Silver Streak
Pastel x Super Black Pastel = Silver Bullet
Pastel x Cinnamon = Pewter
Super Pastel x Cinnamon = Sterling
Pastel x Super Cinnamon = Silver Bullet
Super Pastel x Super Cinnamon = Super Pewter
It would've been easier to just name the darn snake what it is not to mention...have you seen an adult Silver Bullet?? Doesn't look fargin silver to me....
OK.......
Pastel Black Pastel = Black Pewter
Super Pastel Black Pastel = Silver Streak
Pastel Super Black Pastel = Silver Bullet
Pastel Cinnamon = Pewter
Super Pastel Cinnamon = Sterling
Pastel Super Cinnamon = Silver Bullet
Super Pastel Super Cinnamon = Super Pewter
OK.didn't think there were different names for black and cinny if they were the same thing actually kinda sorta...LOL...
Thanxxx....
still like sterlings and super sterlings....guess I need some cinnies.....and after throwing 2 super blacks in the freezer yesterday...think a cinny is a good idea....
.....less kinks....???
....what if it's a sterling x a silver streak?....streaked sterling?....just a thought?....we need one name per ...
Thanxx again...>>>>....
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........JY
Likely just be a patternless silver/grey snake I would think. May start out kinda silver and turn more grey as it grows and darkens up due to the Super Black Pastel pigment setting in. Basically look like a Sterling but with a patternless look to it and may be a shade darker than a Sterling as an adult I would think (again because it's a Super Black Pastel).
Anthony McCain
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