Anyone seen Brian Gundy's new babies?

Ok, I know videos oughtn't go here, but I don't see any way on earth this could start any kind of argument (maybe over which look better). Mods, move it if it be ye will.:salute:

Anyway, HOLY COW! These things look AMAZING! As he says, they are NORMALS! I thought the were the Mojos at first. He apparently had none in that clutch, but three really nice Lucies! At least someone's having a good year, huh?

YouTube - Brian Gundy With Post Shed Video Of Super Gold Blush Mojos

Now I know who to go to for normals!!! Beautiful clutch, it's nice to have such a good breeder only an 1 1/2 hours away!

Yeah, he's got another video on how important the normals are. He actually sells some for more than Pastels! This one that he picked out for looking so good actually produced the Gold Blush Mojaves that led to this clutch, so I guess you can see why they'd be worth that much. Plus, just look at them...

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Originally Posted by bad-one

1 1/2 hours away!

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Lucky!

Brian produces some amazing snakes.

simply amazing!

Why do the BEL's have pattern?

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Originally Posted by stevepoppers

Lucky!

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I know! It's really fun seeing him at the reptile shows :D




@ GTi- Super mojave bel's tend to have grey heads and sometimes some sort of patterning.

It just looked similiar to the snake in another thread that was a "paradox". And I thought BEL's didnt have pattern.

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Originally Posted by GTi

It just looked similiar to the snake in another thread that was a "paradox". And I thought BEL's didnt have pattern.

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its really a toss up on what people call them from a mojo x mojo most seem to call them a super mojo but then you got people calling them bels too. mojo x mojo have a grayish head and are not as clean as a butter x butter or lesser x lesser etc but a mojo x lesser or butter tend to be pretty clean

super mojo
super lesser
lesser mojave

paradox can come in pretty much any morph