Our new Mojave!

Robin and Christie both made comments about a new snake that we picked up in Birmingham. Well here she is, and her story. I first noticed her and pointed her out to Monica (she's the Mojave manager at Bailey Reptiles), and we thought that she looked a little different. Her color is off and she has some strange pattern, so I asked Mike Jolliff about her. Mike told us that he picked her up as part of a package trade that he did at the Ohio show. He couldn't remember the guys name, but said that he had a pair of the Mojaves that looked alike. He really wanted the male, but as soon as he got to the guys table to do the trade, some other guy walked up and paid cash for the male. So Mike took the female, and a smokin Spider, and sold us the Mojave female. Mike told me he was going to try and get the guys name at the next show if he sees him. So, nothing is known about the parents, but maybe she'll throw some cool looking babies in a few years.

I took her picture next to a hold back "normal" looking Mojave female. Two different angles.

http://www.baileyreptiles.com/pics/newmoj.jpg

http://www.baileyreptiles.com/pics/newmoj2.jpg

Thanks for looking,

Wow she is nice :gj:

Wow! There is defiantly a whole different color phase going on there... Tim, she's sooooo nice! Congrats on that unique lady!

Not a nice one at all.... send it here and I'll send you a nice one...LOL

Smoking hot, congrats! :)

Tim, That is a very nice looking Mojave x ?!!

Thanks guys and gals. We didn't really need another Mojave female, but her looks just would not let me go home without her.

She reminds me of a pastel painting of a sunset, or something? Blush wine? Well again, she's just beautiful!

Very nice! Definitely a different sort of color spectrum for your standard mojave. If I saw her on her own and someone asked what morph that was, I wouldn't have known how to answer!

Thanks Laura and Judy. And Judy, I would agree, when I first saw her, I had to get confirmation from Mike that she was indeed just a Mojave and not crossed with something known.

Don't let cueball get ahold of her! He'd take jigsaw puzzle pictures of her and try to make us guess her morphage....all the while s******ing behind his keyboard 'cause he knows no one would think of "mojave" with those colors! :P

well the Ohio reptile show is tomorrow(well i guess today since its after 12:00) so maybe you will be able to get some more info. on her!

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Originally Posted by JLC

Don't let cueball get ahold of her! He'd take jigsaw puzzle pictures of her and try to make us guess her morphage....all the while s******ing behind his keyboard 'cause he knows no one would think of "mojave" with those colors! :P

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Funny you say that Judy. I almost did exactly what you said. Except I don't s******, I full out laugh and fall out of my chair and bust a gut.

C'mon now - tell the truth! You liked her, but weren't going to get her until Monica said she really wanted her! :P

She's even more unique looking in person! Nice to see pictures of her, Tim!

Looks real nice and different Tim, good luck with her.:gj:

Mojaves are awesome, I'm breeding a my male this year.:banana:

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Originally Posted by JLC

Don't let cueball get ahold of her! He'd take jigsaw puzzle pictures of her and try to make us guess her morphage....all the while s******ing behind his keyboard 'cause he knows no one would think of "mojave" with those colors! :P

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Me??!?!? :halohorn:

Nice Mojave het Timra :clap:

Great looking little girl!!!

Oh she's lovely Tim. I can see why you and Monica had to bring that pretty girl home. Congrats!

Awesome mojave, Tim... more like a burgundy mojave. Hope she makes some babies with her color. :)

Thanks everybody. She is really cool in person. As usual, my poopy photo skills could not capture her colors accurately, but that shot was the closest. Hopefully we'll hatch something cool from her in a couple years.