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what morph is this little guy?

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Got this little guy in a massive collection of burms and such but not exactly sure what to call him...he's currently at 1460g and a male.
 

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Looks to be a pewter or black pewter.
Pewter is, pastel & cinnamon
Black pewter is, black pastel & pastel

Good luck with him
 
He's a double co-dom, so any co-dom/dom girls you breed him to will make good stuff. Check out some of the ads for adult females with co-dom or dom genetics, and get the prettiest one you can afford. Breedable female pastel, black pastel and spider females can all be had for $200 or less. For $400 you could get a double co-dom perhaps.

If you're on a tighter budget, pick out a large proven normal and make pewters in the first generation.

But personally, I would choose an uncommon gene. Makes for less competition when you sell the offspring. The lace gene hasn't been worked with much and makes a really cool super. I saw a good looking and inexpensive adult female pastel lace for sale. She'd make lace sterlings. I'm not even sure if that's been done yet.
 
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