Super Cinny Super Mojo

What would this look like? Has anyone tried it? Would it just explode because it doesn't know what color to be? :rolleye2:

i dont think is been done but my guess would be the BEL genes would take out the black and you would maybe get a slightly different looking BEL. but that being said crazy stuff can happen and you might get something you wouldn't expect who knows untill its made?

They are just now getting to the Lesser black pastels, so I think it will be a while before we get Snow storm( Random name for it lol)

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by johnabrams82

i dont think is been done but my guess would be the BEL genes would take out the black and you would maybe get a slightly different looking BEL. but that being said crazy stuff can happen and you might get something you wouldn't expect who knows untill its made?

---

i dunno about the BEL taking over look at what the cinnamon gene does to everything else..... seems to dominate over it.

Well duh people. Black and white make grey! :P

J/k, all joking aside, I have to agree that the BEL would likely cancel the black. Maybe another long way to make an ivory? Who knows *shrug*

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by veedubz

i dunno about the BEL taking over look at what the cinnamon gene does to everything else..... seems to dominate over it.

---

Leucistics are most comparable to albinos in nature, because both conditions are a lack of pigmentation. Since the cinnamon mutation is dependent on pigment, it's unlikely to dominate the BEL gene.

White snakes were once considered the Holy Grail of breeding, but their lack of pigmentation has largely relegated them to a dead-end status when it comes to homozygous (super) combination morphs.

No man! A black snake, with blue eyes!

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Bright202

No man! A black snake, with blue eyes!

---

That would be sick!

I bet it would just be a white snake, BUT you never know. Who would have thought that pewters looked the way they do based on a cinnamon and pastel. Though if you did produce one, it would be a killer animal to breed with. All the F1 would be, at a minimum, cinnimon/black pastel - lesser/mojave/butter/etc

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by blueapplepaste

Though if you did produce one, it would be a killer animal to breed with.

---

Good point, while it may not appear different than a BEL (or nominally different, since leucistics technically have "reduced" pigment), it's value as a breeder (being a double-super) would be phenomenal.