Yes, with her I wanted to breed to mojave when I first got her and even wrote TSK about her seven or eight years ago. I see now that she doesn't have the right shaped alien eyes but at the time mojave looked the most like her of anything I had seen (I might not have even known about the mojave being het white snake then but still I would love a white snake today). With the Garcia it might be a little easier figuring things out if I had used a normal male but I didn't even own a mojave before her 2008 babies so the breeding loan was a way for me to get mojave and have a shot at two morphs in one baby. I'm glad I did it based on the mojave Garcia 08 female even if I'm not sure about her brother.
I have another female dinker who finally gave me a clutch in the incubator now:
Not the best pic but she is sort of an axanthic/IMG girl. She was more striking when I first got her here shown on the left:
I bred her to a pastel het ghost as sort of a security policy per another post above. If none of her babies look like her I'll have to hang on to at least a few in case it's recessive. But if it turns out not to be genetic at all it would be nice to have maybe a pastel possibible het ghost male and a few pastel and normal possible het ghost girls rather than pure normals after I raise them up for a few years.
Because a female can have at most one clutch a year it's a big investment to decide what to breed her too. The Garcia girl's eggs aren't looking too good by the way so maybe I'll have to wait until 9 years after picking her up to finally hatch my own. With a dinker male I would be more likely to try a normal pairing since it wouldn't necisarilly use up 100% of his anual (or longer) breeding potential like with a female. By the way, the classic jungle on the right in the above picture was a male but since they have not proven genetic and I thought it was likely caused by egg stress I gave him away without even breeding him. Even a normal female's potential clutch is a valuable thing to spend lightly.