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    Re: Is This Truly a Mojave Sterling??

    Quote Originally Posted by technodos View Post
    OK guys, but... I did get a chance to find some cinnamon mojave pastel... spiders.
    They look literally the same.
    I'm so confused.

    http://www.kissreptiles.co.uk/cinnam...pastel-spider/

    (from World of Ball Pythons, Matt Shifflett)

    Sorry for bugging you guys.
    This is what a cinnamon pastel mojave looks like, from Matt Shifflett also. It doesn't look anything like Dynasty Reptile's Sterling Mojave and it's only missing 'spider'.

    http://www.worldofballpythons.com/mo...mojave-pastel/

    I do not quite understand...
    You do realize that a Sterling Mojave and a Cinnamon Mojave Pastel are not the same animal? A Sterling Mojave is a Cinnamon Super Pastel Mojave http://www.worldofballpythons.com/mo...-super-pastel/

    Now the problem is with animals that have Mojave and Cinny there can be a a lot of variation even more when adding more genes, did you ask Chun what the pairing was?

    He has been doing this a very long time and has nothing to gain to sell a animal as what it is not especially if the animal had an exxtra gene as you seem to believe.

    Now this is a Cinnamon Mojave Spider Super Pastel http://www.worldofballpythons.com/mo...-super-pastel/


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