Pinstripe Super Mojave

Has anyone made one of these yet? I'm curious as to what they look like.

I imagine they look like a Super Mojave. The BEL seems to visually eradicate any other morph with it. The only ones I have seen where you could visualize the 3rd gene in a Super Mojo BEL is Pastel or Hypo, and that is only because of the head spot. Well, Albino also removes the head spot and makes they eyes red (Cherry Bomb).

I kind of had that feeling, just wasn't sure, thanks for the reply.

I've never seen one, but also agree with it supposedly looking like a super mojo. Under a black light, the pin pattern should show up though. You might even be able to see it very very subtly in regular light too.

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Black Light Test should reveal the pinstripe underlying

I may be doing this pairing in fall of jigsaw x mojo

Yeah I was thinking of possibly trying that pairing if I could get a jigsaw when I was going to breed but I plan on buying different snakes now.

I will be pairing a Jigsaw with a Lesser Mojo BEL in the 2013 season, but imagine there will be a answer well before then.

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Originally Posted by RichsBallPythons

Black Light Test should reveal the pinstripe underlying

I may be doing this pairing in fall of jigsaw x mojo

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Whats the black light test? The black light just makes the stripes glow or something?

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Originally Posted by jinx667

(Cherry Bomb).

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Pics please? I cant even find it on WOBP...

I posted black light pics of my Lesser Mojo BEL a while back.

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Originally Posted by Mike41793

Whats the black light test? The black light just makes the stripes glow or something?

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Sort of. It doesn't make the stripes alone glow. The whole snake 'glows' since it's white, but the pattern becomes visible under the black light.

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Originally Posted by Mike41793

Pics please? I cant even find it on WOBP...

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http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/data/...rry_bomb_1.jpg

Super Mojaves are actually one of the darker amongst the BEL complex, a pattern is quite distinguishable up close. I would imagine that it would be fairly easy to visually distinguish between a super mojave and a super mojave pinstripe in person. However, they would probably be difficult to tell apart in a photograph.