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Pastel Royal Pythons for sale in the UK

Pastel gives a royal python green eyes, a clean belly and warm browns and yellows, and two copies make a brighter, more faded Super Pastel. Paired with almost any other gene, it tends to clean up and brighten the result.

Royal pythons are also known as ball pythons - UK keepers use both names.
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£45
24 for sale
Inheritance Incomplete dominant
Super form Super Pastel
Origin 1997Proved by Disputed: Greg Graziani or Kevin McCurley (NERD) — see Check before approving
WelfareNo known issues

All Pastel royal pythons

7 listingsAbout the Pastel gene ↓
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Enchi pastel pied 100% het clown

Male, 86 g, captive bred 2026 Baby Mouseholdreptiles
£180

Pastel DH Hypo Pied

Male, 955 g, captive bred 2023 Adult Lake District Reptiles
£45

Pastel Fire Yellowbelly DH Puzzle Clown

Male, 1,190 g, captive bred 2022 Adult Lake District Reptiles
£75

Banana spotnose pastel het puzzle

Male, 130 g, captive bred 2026 Baby Balls2U
£190

Pastel Leopard Cinnamon triple Het Rainbow Hypo Clown

Male, 165 g, captive bred 2025 Baby Alto Pythons
£80

Enchi Mojave Pastel Het Rainbow Hypo Clown

Male, 197 g, captive bred 2025 Juvenile Alto Pythons
£160

Pastel Enchi Cinnamon Rainbow Hypo

Male, 750 g, captive bred 2025 Adult Alto Pythons
£1600

About the Pastel gene

Updated 6 sources

One of the oldest and most common royal python (ball python) genes is Pastel. It is prized for turning a normal into a snake with green eyes and a clean belly that is warm yellow-and-brown. Two copies make a Super Pastel which is brighter and more faded. Because it reliably lifts the yellow and cleans up the pattern of whatever it is paired with, Pastel is also one of the most useful base genes for combos in the hobby.

Appearance

You can tell a Pastel from a normal royal python most easily by its white lips, green eyes, and bright yellow scales inside the dark alien head markings. Between those markings, blushing spreads through the dark pattern. The background ranges from blue-black to grey, with the colour of the animal varying from a vivid saffron yellow to a light, warm gold. Yellow flames reach up the sides through the dark markers, the belly is clean, and the tail shares the colours of the body. Although some animals keep the look of a pale hatchling, the head can darken and colours can deepen as they age. This variation comes from the several separate wild-caught founder lines of the gene. A Super Pastel goes further with a faded, pearl-like head, neon yellow as a hatchling, and heavy blushing that can have a purplish-grey cast. Its pattern fades more than the pattern of a single-gene Pastel.

Genetics

Pastel is an incomplete dominant gene. One copy shows, while two copies create the Super Pastel, which is a more faded and visibly brighter animal. Breeders still say "co-dom", the hobby's older, looser word for the same pattern. It is not in an allelic complex of its own. In 1997, the gene was proven out. Over the years, several separate wild-caught lines have entered the hobby under the Pastel name. Some of these are listed separately from Pastel itself because they are proven lines in their own right, such as Citrus Pastel, Lemon Pastel and Pastel Jungle. Many named combos include Pastel. It makes a Bumble Bee with Spider, and a Killer Bee is made by Super Pastel with Spider.

Related morphs

Genes UK breeders most often pair with Pastel right now.
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