Re: Super pastel vanilla Mojave x Mojave
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Originally Posted by
Andybill
See I could justify a super pastel Mojave x Mojave breeding simply because you know that each super Mojave also carries pastel. A pastel super Mojave is a nice animal in terms of genetic breeding power. That makes sense. But when it comes to adding things like vanilla or fire or spider or anything on top of it I don't like guessing games and I don't like the idea of taking something that looks incredible and turning it all white. That's just me. I know the OPs snake has super pastel in it and we would know every BEL had pastel as well but after that if there's vanilla floating around that's a problem for me. Now if it were a super vanilla Mojave that's also justifiable to me because now you have Super Mojave vanillas and vanilla mojaves. White snakes look cool in their own right but don't stack up to things as visually pleasing as a super pastel vanilla Mojave so if it were me I would want to create something more visually unique with that snake than a genetic mystery.
but only 25% of the hatchlings will actually be super mojave BELs. and these have a light grey head, so you could still figure some things out.
also, for a breeder, having powerful combos involving a super form is very valuable, even if they look rather unremarkable. i mean, whats the best way to make, lets say, enchi pastave? super enchi super pastel x super mojave :D so even if something like "ivory enchi possible vanilla possible pastel" may be hard to sell and visually not that awesome, having snakes like that gives you a very high degree of control over the outcome of future pairings.
