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    A Leopard Mojave is a not a necessarily a "morph" per se, but rather a combo of the Leopard and Mojave morphs. I guess it really depends on where you fall with respect to "ball-netics" vernacular. Some would say that it is a morph, and that it is a combo of the "base" morphs Leopard and Mojave. That's neither here, nor there, though.

    If you bred a Leopard with a Mojave, on average, 25% of the offspring would be normals; 25% would be Leopards; 25% would be Mojaves; and 25% would be Leopard Mojaves.

    Both Leopard and Mojave have been around for a while (Mojave longer than Leopard), as has the combo.

    World of Ball Pythons Genetics Wizard is a good tool for looking at some of this stuff if you are interested:
    http://www.worldofballpythons.com/mo...eopard-mojave/
    Last edited by BoiseBallz; 06-15-2015 at 03:44 PM.

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