Im gonna need a BP ID.

Alright so my bud came across a bunch of snakes a few days ago. Around 40 hatchlings to adults of spiders, mojaves, pastels, pins, graziani pastels, pewters, lessers, het clowns, and het albinos.


He really lucked out but he has 4 babies that we just cant figure out what they are. He sent a pick to Graziani and he thought it was a Mojave but im just not to sure.

Maybe you guys could help me out. Thanks

http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...30705869_n.jpg

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Alright so hes solid on top, and solid cream on bottom. This pattern goes about halfway down then fades away.

eyes are brown but the pupil is fairly visible

Looks like a Mojave for sure, maybe combined with something else...

I love that stripe!

He is so dark on top! I think Mohave something else as well... whatever he is, he is beautiful! That dorsal stripe is awesome and the fading, brava! If you don't want him, send him my way! lol

Yeah the stripe is awsome its almost like a Genetic Stripe Mojave but thats just not possible. Well there are 4 of them like this so idk what his plan is. This is the one hes keepin though and i got dibs on another, haha.

Thanks for the replys

It's not a Genetic Stripe, that's for sure.

Hi,

If I can ask where did he "come across" a collection of morphs like that where he can't ask what they were from the original owner?


dr del

sweet pattern one the first one WOW

A good friend of mine has a mojave granite that looks alot like that color wise (seems odd but the granite threw the color off a bit) I would like to see the pattern better I have a good feeling thats what you got....and they are sexy

I was trying to find an old baby picture of my chocolate mojave but the closest I could find was this one at 1,000 grams.

http://snakemorphs.com/images/201009...olate1000g.jpg

Chocolates and I think maybe also sables tend to have dark on the belly so maybe one of those dark genes is the addition to mojave.