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01-21-05, 05:08 PM
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Lol, that guy said 15K, not 12. And mojaves went up anyways because they proved out to produce Lucies.
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01-21-05, 06:03 PM
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Maybe it is just me, but I don't see visualy why it would be classified as a mutation? What I see are nice normal pastels with nice patterns.
Can someone help me out if I missed something?
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01-21-05, 07:43 PM
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Mutation? Did you mean pattern mutation?
It is a pattern mutation because of the genetically recurring banding that occurs on the sides of the snake. Compare the pattern of a normal and one of those, and you will see these are banded.
C.
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01-21-05, 09:28 PM
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No CHRISANDBOIDS14 he did tell me that they are 12k not 15k so unless you emailed him within the last 2 weeks and he told you different then your mistakin. But CHRISANDBOIDS14 is right about the pattern mutation.
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0.2 malaysian bloods, 1.0 pastel ball pthon, 1.1 het albino ball python, 0.2 66% het albino ball python, 0.6 50% het albino ball python, 0.12 normal ball pythons, 1.0 normal ball pythons, 1.0 rainwater albino leopard gecko, 0.1 reg leopard geckos.
Thats all for now, will have more soon (Hopefully)
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01-21-05, 10:45 PM
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the stinger bee is very nice, but as far as the other enchi balls go in my opinion they rank right up there with any other pastel... blah at best (( at least as adults)).. but they do go nnicely into other projects which is the only reason i would buy pastels in the first place. IMO ( other people feel different i'm sure) they are soon to be a dime a dozen with so many people breeding them. Some people might get a little ruffled about that but remember thats only my opinion and isn't worth much
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01-21-05, 11:05 PM
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Location: Southwestern Ontario
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Varanus, Varanus, Varanus. Have you learned nothing from Favelle's mini-novels that he occasionally posts on here about supply and demand, capitalism and the ecomony? Pastels will NEVER be a dime a dozen. For every person willing to pay $2500 for a female, there are 100 willing to pay $2000, and 10000 willing to pay $1000 and so on and so on and so on until every hobbiest and/or breeder in the world that wants a pastel, can have a pastel ball.
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01-22-05, 06:15 AM
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Join Date: Jun-2004
Location: Ohio
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Well I can't wait to get a pastel. That's one sweet looking ball IMO not to mention that there is so many other morphs it can be crossed with. And I don't see pastel females going for less than $2000 anytime soon...
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01-22-05, 05:55 PM
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Quote:
Mutation? Did you mean pattern mutation?
It is a pattern mutation because of the genetically recurring banding that occurs on the sides of the snake. Compare the pattern of a normal and one of those, and you will see these are banded.
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I had to take a second look. I see what you mean now bout the patterns. It is the same pattern over and over. I guess I should get my eyes checked again.
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01-22-05, 07:47 PM
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Quote:
Originally posted by malaysianbloods
No CHRISANDBOIDS14 he did tell me that they are 12k not 15k
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Actually, I was talking to him and asked him the question about how much he would be selling his mojaves for, and you were standing beside me, so unless you asked the exact same question right after me, and he told you different, then I cant see him having told you 12K.
Zero: No worries, I didnt notice it at first but after looking at the pics for a few mins I noticed.
C.
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01-23-05, 05:09 PM
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Ooo. Sid was talking about Enchi Pastels, and im talking Mojaves. Thats why we are on different pages.
C.
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