Thank you for the input guys, I get it fully now

Quote Originally Posted by Eric Alan View Post
You'd only end up with Mojave YBs from an Ivory x Super Mojave pairing.

In order to produce the super form of any incomplete dominant trait, both parents need to be carrying that trait and pass it on to their offspring. In your case, the parents are carrying each trait separately. Yes, it is the super form (having a matched pair of genes, or "alleles"), but they can still only pass one of their two alleles to their offspring - not both. Does that make sense?

Also, the pairing you've linked to is Jigsaw YB x Jigsaw YB. Was that intentional?
Yea... I tried fixing that link a bunch of times but for some reason it kept linking to the Jigsaw YB pairing...