spider mojave

so... if i breed my male spider and female mojave (in the picture forum) would i for sure produce at least one spider mojave and then the rest spiders and mojaves?

and is there another name for a spider x mojave?

Hi,

I think it's called the mojava-bee?

And sadly nothing is for sure - thats why we get so nervous at hatching time. :D


dr del

Hi,

Then again I may be totally off-base on the name. :oops:

http://www.newenglandreptile.com/ner...er-mojave.html



dr del

but if even if i dont produce a spider mojave will i atleast get spiders and mojaves or will i still get normals?

could be any of the snakes you mentioned:O

Grab a handful of dice and roll them all at the same time

One snake has one gene for Mojave and one for normal, the other snake has one gene for Spider and one for normal...

The offspring will get one gene from each parent.

If the offspring get one gene for mojave and one gene for spider, you'll get Spider Mojaves...

If the offspring get on gene for normal and one for mojave, then you'll get Mojaves...

If the offspring get one gene for normal and one gene for spider, then you'll get Spiders...

You have an equal chance of hitting all those... so you have as good of odds of getting spider mojaves as you do of getting normals.

And if the python gods hate you, then the offspring will get a gene for normal from each and you'll have all normals, and you have a 1 in 2 chance those normals will be boys... so be good and do something nice for the python gods NOW.

Bruce

Just do it!

And pray;)

25% Mojo-Spiders, 25% Mojos, 25% Spiders and 25% Normal Siblings. This is just what the odds say, you could get any combo of the above. I just saw a thread where a guy bred a spider and a normal and hatched 9 spiders out of a 12 egg clutch.