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I'm stumped

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The double creams/pearl are throwing me, I haven't worked with them much yet!
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Re: I'm stumped

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mythirion wrote:
1. Perlino
2. Brown Pearl (the parent you have labelled CrCr is actually Crprl)
3. Buckskin Pearl
4. Smoky Brown Pearl
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Re: I'm stumped

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Silverine wrote:
mythirion wrote:
1. Perlino
2. Brown Pearl (the parent you have labelled CrCr is actually Crprl)
3. Buckskin Pearl
4. Smoky Brown Pearl
Ah thank you - guess it's the Pearl throwing me off. I had the first 2 correct but I was definitely off on the last 2.
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mythirion wrote: Ah thank you - guess it's the Pearl throwing me off. I had the first 2 correct but I was definitely off on the last 2.
Yeah, it can be especially hard to tell on AC imports. A general rule of thumb is that the cream/pearl mixes are more yellow-ish or kind of "buttery" compared to the double creams.
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Re: I'm stumped

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Silverine wrote:Yeah, it can be especially hard to tell on AC imports. A general rule of thumb is that the cream/pearl mixes are more yellow-ish or kind of "buttery" compared to the double creams.
Good to know, thanks for the tip!
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