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Well everyone.....its that time of year again...............and it just gets BETTER & BETTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Here is the Newest creation produced by Amir owner of Snakes @ Sunset....

Intoducing the HONEY PASTEL.......

Jared Horenstein
R.P.R.

Is that from a YB to a Pastel?

cool deal

np

n/p
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0.2 Normal Adult ball pythons
0.2 Normal Adult ball pythons (on breeding loan)
0.1 Sub-adult
1.0 Normal ball python
1.1 Bell Line Pastel Ball pythons
1.0 Adult Het Albino Ball Python
1.0 Het Pied Ball Python
1.0 Het Carmel Ball Python
1.0 66% Het pied Ball python
0.2 50% Het albino Ball Pythons

np
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Peace-
Kelli Hammack
H.I.S.S.
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No its not a pastave, Amir has no proven mojaves.
He bred a pastel to a unproven cinnamon he got, and instead of pewters he has a new combo morph.
Now to breed it to a normal to see exactly what the babies will be , pastels and ciny looking things???
Mike
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"Quality isn't Quality without customer service so I guess I sell quality"

I would think this combo indicates the cinny parent might be something new or at least genetically different than the cinnies that produced the pewter.

Maybe try breeding the cinny like parent to a lesser or a mojave and see if he gets leucistics?

I like that better than a Pastave...With all these pastel crosses and still so many morphs to be crossed into them it makes u wonder how come pastels are so cheap??? Males can stay where they are but females should really get bumped up in price to $2500-$3k...Just look at all the potential and Supers are selling for $15k....Oh well, always has been and still is one of favorite morphs...Congrats on the new cross...You guys really are rockin' over there this summer...
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Pastel and a YellowBelly.

Just a guess though.

He said it was a Cinamon like animal...unproven...well he proved it is something just not what he expected. I just saw a Lemon/Yellow belly Pastel yesterday and that is not one...there is no pattern on the sides of this one.
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Michael Enriquez