So I looked on WOBP and one of the two snakes is great. But Hypo Super Mojave is mostly a BEL, albeit a good looking one (at least, one of the two animals pictured was), what is it about that combo you like, or like so much? I wouldn't think it would be the genetics because Het Hypo Mojave is all it will pass to an offspring.Originally Posted by Marissa@MKmorphs
As you said, you like the input to see what others would do with the same snakes - I like to see what combos interest people and why. You limit pastel because of poor ageing (and I agree to a point) but I have a huge amount of pastel, hoping to have something pop-out (it seems (in my reading/take/view/research) that new genes found in existing collections are often hiding in an ugly pastel). I also have a Pastel Fire who keeps getting better and better with age (three ish). And for me that is a intellectually stimulating combo - which gene wins, the fire or the pastel?
I also like Super Pastels, by themselves or combos. I guess I'd echo what I read here a couple of years ago "the dirtier the better". I notice that I'm on both sides of that fence - I like clean high contrast snakes and I like some dark dirty morphs too.
I laughed at this (in a good way). What??? How can you not want a World's First, you'd be famous!?! Well, ok, maybe not. Good on 'ya for breeding what you like and what you find cool. I love how strong your collection is for hypo, and the other recessive elements in your collection. Genetically you've got a great collection compared to mine.I don't care about producing world's firsts. I want to produce animals that excite me
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