Matt,
Here is a het pastel with some belly color. Just thought you would like to see.
Rob
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dach
Dec 24, 2003 01:04 PM
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Mattman
Dec 24, 2003 01:26 PM
Awesome! Thanks for the pic. The hypo I bought from you earlier this year has the beginning of this coloring, but nowhere near as much as that one!! Mostly on the upper chest a cool peach coloring. It seems to be increasing with age so we will see just how much he gets 
Is that from one of your greenie hets? I thought it was the greenies you showed me with the colors on the belly. Really neat, and thank you for the pic, and you and Vicki have a happy holiday. I'll send ya an email with a pic of the dragon I got from you in a bit. He's doing great, and hit 340 grams this week!!
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dach
Dec 24, 2003 02:55 PM
Yes that is one of the greenie hets. The belly coloring usually fills in with age, 6 months -
2 years, depending on the animal. Looking forward to the pic of Kami. You also have a good holiday.
Rob
paulmorlock
Dec 24, 2003 05:34 PM
Nice belly Rob,Merry Christmas!!
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dach
Dec 25, 2003 06:57 AM
Vickie likes my belly too.. Just joking Paul. Have a good holiday!
Rob
B22
Dec 24, 2003 06:35 PM
CheriS
Dec 25, 2003 03:34 AM
dragons so far. I have seen one with a purple/black stomach, looked very strange, that one also has black eyes too. Very dark all over with a lot of black.
It is kind of nice all the different traits that are starting to show up just the past year.
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Axe
Dec 26, 2003 12:53 AM
"Het" pastel? I wasn't aware there was a proven pastel recessive in bearded dragons.
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paulmorlock
Dec 26, 2003 08:24 PM
That depends on what you call "pastel". There has been a recessive trait for hypomelanistic dragons for a number of years already, they have clear claws. The animals that are typically called pastels with black claws are actually just light colored animals and they are not genetic.
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