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Black Pastel and Mohave breeding
Ok, so I am paring up for breeding projects and was wondering.
What does a Black Pastel and a Mohave paired together make?
Chance
25%- Normal
25%- Black Pastel
25%- Mohave
25%- ???????
Thanks for your help.
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Re: Black Pastel and Mohave breeding
would think a pastave if you get lucky.:banana:
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Re: Black Pastel and Mohave breeding
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Originally Posted by hondo1967
would think a pastave if you get lucky.:banana:
that would be a Pastel and a Mohave would produce a Pastave
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Re: Black Pastel and Mohave breeding
Wow no one. At least I am not the only one that doesn't know.
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Re: Black Pastel and Mohave breeding
25%normals
25%blacks
25%mojaves
25%Black Mojaves
Im 90% sure
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Re: Black Pastel and Mohave breeding
Thats cool now only if I could find anything on a black mohave. If nothing else I hope to have one in the spring.
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Re: Black Pastel and Mohave breeding
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Originally Posted by Beardedragon
25%normals
25%black pastels
25%mojaves
25%Black Mojaves
Im 90% sure
Yep, that is correct. Ozzyboids, I believe is working on this actual project this season.
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Re: Black Pastel and Mohave breeding
Not sure the black pastel mojo has been made yet. I'd love to see it though!
Justin
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It should be very interesting, please keep us posted.
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Call it a wacky theory of mine, but I think it'll look alil something like this.
http://www.exoticsbynature.com/tinley07/amir1.jpg
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Yea I cant wait. I have about 30 females breeding this year and have a couple cool projects but none this cool. I will post when she gets fat and unhappy....lol. I am looking forward to a good year now I only need to build more racks to house them all...lol.
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Originally Posted by Jyson
That pic looks more like it is a red axanthic mixed with something to my eye...
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Yeah Ozzy boids looks like they're working on that as we speak
http://www.ozzyboids.com/futureball.htm
see # 28
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I don't know what that looks like, but the Minimon (Mojave Cinny) looked awesome, and I have been wanting one since I saw it. I am breeding my Hypo Mojave to a Cinny Poss Het Hypo this year. Maybe if we get lucky, we'll get a Hypo Minimon. Either way, I wish you great luck on your project, as I think it will be a great looking animal. I have attached a pic of a Minimon that I took at Chicago in 2006(NERD's animal).
http://www.baileyreptiles.com/images/gallery/ep35l.jpg
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Originally Posted by muddoc
I don't know what that looks like, but the Minimon (Mojave Cinny) looked awesome, and I have been wanting one since I saw it. I am breeding my Hypo Mojave to a Cinny Poss Het Hypo this year. Maybe if we get lucky, we'll get a Hypo Minimon. Either way, I wish you great luck on your project, as I think it will be a great looking animal. I have attached a pic of a Minimon that I took at Chicago in 2006(NERD's animal).
http://www.baileyreptiles.com/images/gallery/ep35l.jpg
Oh wow that's awesome! That basically takes my favorite traits of both cinnies and mojos and combines them all! Hmmmmm, I'm really going to have to take another look at mojaves lol.
GOOD LUCK on the hypo Minimon (love that name lol)! That should be an incredibly sweet animal!
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Originally Posted by muddoc
I don't know what that looks like, but the Minimon (Mojave Cinny) looked awesome, and I have been wanting one since I saw it. I am breeding my Hypo Mojave to a Cinny Poss Het Hypo this year. Maybe if we get lucky, we'll get a Hypo Minimon. Either way, I wish you great luck on your project, as I think it will be a great looking animal. I have attached a pic of a Minimon that I took at Chicago in 2006(NERD's animal).
http://www.baileyreptiles.com/images/gallery/ep35l.jpg
Thanks Tim, That is an awesome looker. I cant wait for this year to prove out. Its going to be a busy season and I hope to see some hot babies hatching out.
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MOJAVE.... M-O-J-A-V-E..... MOJAVE :rofl:
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Re: Black Pastel and Mohave breeding
I was curious about this combination as well. Has anyone produced the black pastel-mojave yet? Any pics or catchy names?
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Originally Posted by Quiet Tempest
I was curious about this combination as well. Has anyone produced the black pastel-mojave yet? Any pics or catchy names?
I have and I call it a black and tan but I was hoping I wasnt the only one that has so we can breed him with something to make a real cool something.....
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Originally Posted by firehop
I have and I call it a black and tan but I was hoping I wasnt the only one that has so we can breed him with something to make a real cool something.....
pics?
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I have been trying to picture how sweet a black pastave would look.... Dont know if that's the official name but that's what I have been referring to them as. Cant wait to see em
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Eh I kinda think Black Pastave would suggest a Black Pastel Pastave.
Black Mojave would seem to fit better.
Its so annoying that we call them Black Pastels when they really should have been named something else, as the arent in the Pastel complex, they dont produce a super that is anything like a super pastel, etc.
Like we could call them Het Melanistics :P And the supers should be called Melanistics. Melanism being the opposite of Leucism, causing excesive melanin production (true this isnt the exact opposite, more like the opposite of Albanism since Leucism is a loss in all pigments).
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Originally Posted by Oxylepy
(true this isnt the exact opposite, more like the opposite of Albanism since Leucism is a loss in all pigments).
Just a clarification of your last statement. This is based on the beliefs of what is occuring in "Leucistic" ball pythons, as no chemical reasearch has ever been done, but based on how leucism works in other species, it is believed to be what is occuring in ball pythons. Leucism is NOT a loss of pigment. The pigment is still there, hence the colored eyes. What is not there is the chromatophores. They are what hold the pigment in the skin cells.
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was not trying to start an argument, personally thought black pastave would be a decent name since black pastel spider was called a black bee.... So on that note what ever it is called I still think it will look awesome
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Sorry to hijack....Juz want a confirmation from the pros here what will be produced with this Pairing....
Lesser Pastel X Pastel=
Lesser, pastel, LesserPastel, Lesser SuperPastel (i cant find any pics of this anywhere...)
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Originally Posted by RuGGeR
Sorry to hijack....Juz want a confirmation from the pros here what will be produced with this Pairing....
Lesser Pastel X Pastel=
Lesser, pastel, LesserPastel, Lesser SuperPastel (i cant find any pics of this anywhere...)
Add normal and super pastel to the list and you should have it
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Sorry guys I will get pics up tomorrow hopefully My father is in the hospital so I wasnt blowing you off just been real busy......
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That looks like one of Sean's Cinny het pieds. His snakes are very nice quality btw. @ Jyson
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Here are some recent pics of him. He's at 130 grams and a great baby.
http://i244.photobucket.com/albums/g...l/100_0721.jpg
http://i244.photobucket.com/albums/g...l/100_0723.jpg
http://i244.photobucket.com/albums/g...l/100_0726.jpg
http://i244.photobucket.com/albums/g...l/100_0727.jpg
Sorry they are not the best but they were taken with my point and shoot as my son has decieded that I should never see my good Canon Digital SLR again.........lol
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:Othat looks pretty wicked...... :gj:
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Cold blooded Addictions has produced a Sable Mojave, if it looks anything like that or maybe even darker. That would be wicked !!!
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I currently have an Ian G line black pastel breeding one of my female mojaves. I was thinking about calling the black pastel mojave a ''Black Mojo''. Don't know if you guys like the name or not, but it's just a suggestion.
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Heh,
Why not call it a "Steppe" - that's kind of like a dark savannah isn't it? :P :bolt:
dr del
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Originally Posted by muddoc
I don't know what that looks like, but the Minimon (Mojave Cinny) looked awesome, and I have been wanting one since I saw it. I am breeding my Hypo Mojave to a Cinny Poss Het Hypo this year. Maybe if we get lucky, we'll get a Hypo Minimon. Either way, I wish you great luck on your project, as I think it will be a great looking animal. I have attached a pic of a Minimon that I took at Chicago in 2006(NERD's animal).
I thought Cinnamon/Mojave was called a Savannah?
Gale
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