Dear Community,
I am new to breeding, and I hope you may be able to fill in some of my knowledge gaps.
Pairing is:
Super Pastel YB CG Clown x Pastel Lesser Clown
Pictures of the clutch and parents, alongside their preliminary IDs, are provided below.
Overall, I believe to have a good grasp on the IDs besides YB, but I’ll be happy for any input to where I may be wrong. I haven’t figured out any YB markers besides the general color intensity, since there are no belly tracks present and strong flaming is inherent to Pastel (Lesser) Clown.
Sire (left animal): Super Pastel YB CG Clown (proven) | Dam: Pastel Lesser Clown
Clutch:
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Super Pastel Lesser YB Clown
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Super Pastel YB? CG Clown
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Super Pastel Lesser CG Clown
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Super Pastel YB? Clown
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Pastel YB CG Clown
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Pastel Lesser YB Clown
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Super Pastel Lesser YB CG? Clown
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Pastel Lesser YB Clown
I’d be grateful for any input concerning the IDs, and especially for tips to ID YB in such combos.
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I am sorry, I can’t help figure which ones have yellow belly. I know it can make the patterns slightly more busy or wonky with clowns, but they are hard in my opinion to tell just with a straight clown. I just had to say those are some great looking clowns, love the cgs and the pattern on the first super pastel lesser yb, I would guess that as yb too. Sorry hopefully someone can help more. Great animals though!
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If you can take photos of the where the side meets the belly it’s easier to see. Like this.
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Ty for your time. Here are the requested pictures, I hope they help 
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2 and 5 are the two I don’t see yb imo
#5 was actually the one I was most confident in being YB, due to the extrem reds and some related animals I saw from the breeder of the sire. 
Any chance you could elaborate a bit on why you think its not YB? I would really like to learn markers to look out for.
I look for the pixelizations mainly. It could be the the photo but I don’t see it personally
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