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I recently acquired this snake from a customer of mine who could no longer take care of it. As far as they knew it was just a pastel possible granite. They had no info on parents was wondering what you guys think. From pictures of pastel granite i can find this does not look like it. Thanks for your time.
 

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Looks like a pastel with some granite-ish markings to me. Sounds like he described the animal correctly.
 
I definitely see the pastel in it. Mabe a low expression granite of some sort. What catches my eye tho his how reduced the black pattern is & how far the white of the belly comes up. Almost reminds me of what the spider gene does. Cant say for sure tho but thats my opinion. Good luck
Chris
 
That's true, good eye Christopher. It could be a weird pastel or a really (and I mean really) low expression bumblebee. Mocha bumblebees look like that sort of, but he should've known if the snake was either mocha or a spider rather than just a pastel.
 
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