Glowing Mojave Female; Before and After

My mojave female is in neon glow mode right now! I took a picture tonight of her and thought it'd be a good comparison by posting a pic of her from last September. The difference is pretty stark.

Oh yeah, she's been bred by my cinnamon - here's hoping for some savannahs.

Before:

http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r...DSC_0050-2.jpg

Glow:

http://i143.photobucket.com/albums/r...DSC_0008-4.jpg

Nice :gj:

Wow, that's a very stark difference, nice pictures.

Had to put m'shades on! :P Wow. It doesn't even look like the same snake.

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Originally Posted by 4theSNAKElady

It doesn't even look like the same snake.

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Wow what a glow, I caught myself analyzing patterns. What a difference she looks like she goes from cinnamon to platinum

Amazing and Amusing in the same time :D

That really puts the "glow" into perspective. How long do they usually glow?

Congrats. However, I do have a question. What is a Savannah?

Thanks for the comments and compliments everyone!

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Originally Posted by muddoc

However, I do have a question. What is a Savannah?

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I've been told Savannah is the trade name for a cinnamon mojave.

That's a crazy glow!

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Originally Posted by Blue Apple Herps

Thanks for the comments and compliments everyone!



I've been told Savannah is the trade name for a cinnamon mojave.

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I was just wondering, since Kevin McCurly produced the first one in 2006 and called it a Minimon. I meant no offense to you, I just hate it when people rename something that was already named. That is where confusion starts.

Either way, good luck. I have wanted to make one since I saw Kevin's at Chicago in '06, but haven't had a free Cinny or Mojave these last couple years. Maybe next year.

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Originally Posted by Blue Apple Herps

Thanks for the comments and compliments everyone!



I've been told Savannah is the trade name for a cinnamon mojave.

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I have seen them called Savannah's before, but I have not heard of "Minimon". Its even listed on this web site:http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/savannah-ball/ but no pictures. Can't remember where I have seen pictures before.

Either way, they are a sweet morph. And what a difference between the picts.

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Originally Posted by muddoc

I was just wondering, since Kevin McCurly produced the first one in 2006 and called it a Minimon. I meant no offense to you, I just hate it when people rename something that was already named. That is where confusion starts.

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Very true. But at the same time, the name that the person produces it gives it doesn't always stick. It's whatever the community ends up calling it - and no offense taken. I just know I've seen this combo called savannahs several times now so that's what I was calling it. But maybe, since its not so widespread or agreed upon I'll stick with "cinnamon mojave"!

I know in the cornsnake world there is a pattern gene that was originally called granite. However, granite has become the trade name for anery bloodreds; even though the pattern gene had been called granite before hand.

Regardless, for the most part, I prefer the gene names to the trade names. Gets confusing trying to remember what all is in them!

wow what a glow very nice

absolutely stunning!

I've wanted a mojave for so long...such gorgeous snakes! lol