Would you buy this Mojave?

[RoseyReps]

Just because everyone else is doing it....lol I get tto pick him up Monday! Squeee

[alexr]

Heres my boy i just got yesterday.

[PorcelainxDoll]

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[coolballsdave]

To OP: I have a Mojave male that I have bred for two years now. He is dark chocolatey brown with no blushing or flames. The offspring that come out of him are gorgeous bright flamed and depending on the female that I put him with different shades from yellow to tan and even silver. Mojave is an awesome gene that has a lot of polymorphism. It shows off other genes. So in response to your question... If she's priced right, healthy, and you like her, get it .

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Heres my boy i just got yesterday.

I really like the silver color in that Mojave. Beautiful!

[gsarchie]

I personally think that it's a beautiful mojave and that it looks very similar to the first poster that replied's picture of theirs. Nothing wrong with that snake at all but then I don't own or look at many so maybe to someone who deals with them a lot it is lacking in some areas. Either way, I like it.

[rhodalle]

I got it working . This is a pic of the majove I bought and received two days ago. I dunno what other ppl think about him but he sure is pretty to me

It's amazing, the variance in the dorsal markings on these snakes! I love the solid stripes, because on Java's they really pop... but I can't say this isn't better, with all the blushing everywhere! RosyReps, your second snake's back is insane!

I won't have any delusions if I buy this girl, she's not the prettiest, LOL. Have to keep in mind, all I need her for is white snakes. (We have a lovely lesser male.) She wasn't being sold near regular price, so it's not really a rip-off... She's an adult female after all. Were I to produce any young from her, I'd make it fully known that the mom was lacking in contrast if we sell the babies. (Because most young snakes are deceptively bright.) We'll have to keep any young until adulthood to prove they didn't inherit their mom's dirtiness, if we want to sell at full.

Thank you, everyone, for all the pictures and feedback. This was very helpful - exactly what I needed to see/know. All these pictures are amazing!

[rhodalle]

To OP: I have a Mojave male that I have bred for two years now. He is dark chocolatey brown with no blushing or flames. The offspring that come out of him are gorgeous bright flamed and depending on the female that I put him with different shades from yellow to tan and even silver. Mojave is an awesome gene that has a lot of polymorphism. It shows off other genes. So in response to your question... If she's priced right, healthy, and you like her, get it .

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I really like the silver color in that Mojave. Beautiful!

Sorry for naughty double post, lol, but just want to say thanks! Well the more thinking I did on it, the more I realized, we've got some nice HC animals to breed her to, anyway, when we aren't just trying for white snakes, and thank you for giving me piece of mind, I didn't want to feel like I was being too hopeful, but I do imagine that this "polymorphism" can work in my favor. ;D She is very well priced, and we have a Lesser male, we kindof need her. Thank you!!

[rabernet]

well heres two we hatched last season. both gold blush from a gb mother.

I LOVE gold blush mojos!

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[rhodalle]

I love the solid stripes, because on Java's they really pop...

Er, I meant Mojos! Brain glitch, heh. Thought I should clarify so I don't confuse people. 8P

[CBReptiles]

i would not buy that mojave. looks like an normal to me lol.

I completely agree here