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    black pastel mojave

    Just wondering if any ever tried to pair up a black pastel mojave, to a black pastel mojave. I wonder what the heck a super black pastel, super mojave would look like.
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    Re: black pastel mojave

    NERD has produce a cinnamon/mojave cross. Great genes but I don't like that combo.

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    Re: black pastel mojave

    do you know what they called it? I dont see the snake on their website.
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    Re: black pastel mojave

    I produced this last season. I will try to enclose a link here.

    http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=98663

    He is awesome and I will try to post some new pics but I just had back surgery so it will depend on my wife helping me
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    Re: black pastel mojave

    Sorry in my drug induced stupor I read this and just reread it..... I just did the cross but not the double cross. To my knowledge no one else has a black pastel x mojave double crossed yet...black and tan. I havnt found anyone else that has a black pastel x mojave.
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    Re: black pastel mojave

    the black mojave looks sweet. Im very curious what the super form of the two would look like.
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    Re: black pastel mojave

    Super mojave is a Lucy (a dirty one, but still)

    Leucism is a lack of ALL pigments. Any snake that is a Lucy (ignoring pieds, which are a form of leucism) will be white. Mind that mojaves are a weaker gene of it and there would probably be some pigmentation, but I would assume that the super mojave super black pastel would look like a super mojave, perhaps its patches will be darker, or perhaps it would be cleaner.
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