Mojave Pinstripe!!!

[bait4snake]

Has anyone made these yet? Any pictures? Are they anything like the Kingpins or Butterpins?

[NickMyers03]

...they are the same as the butter pins, and the king pins...but the mojave pins also called the JIGSAW ball which was posted on here is not as light as the others

edit: wrong name of breeder

[Freakie_frog]

Heres a good pic of it.
http://vpi.com/brag/jigsaw_ball_python

[West Coast Jungle]

Heres a good pic of it.
http://vpi.com/brag/jigsaw_ball_python

Very cool! Thanks for the visual!

[J.Vandegrift]

...they are the same as the butter pins, and the king pins...but the mojave pins also called the JIGSAW ball which was posted on here is not as light as the others

edit: wrong name of breeder

They look nothing like the lesser/butter pin.
Here is a pic of one of Ralphs King pins


and this is the mohave/pin

[DragonBalls]

They look nothing like the lesser/butter pin.
Here is a pic of one of Ralphs King pins


and this is the mohave/pin

I hear the copyright police coming!!!

[mricyfire]

correct me if i am wrong. But Butters, Lessers, and Mojaves are all basically the same snake...just different hues in their coloration.

These 3 snakes when bred to each other will all give the same super form BELs and from what I know to get a super you have to breed two like snakes with each other...

Butter x Lesser = BEL
Butter x Butter = BEL
Butter x Mojave = BEL
Lesser x Lesser = BEL
Lesser x Mojave = BEL
Mojave x Mojave = BEL

So that would make the Kingpin and a Mojave Pin the same, just slight difference in coloration.

[NickMyers03]

yes you are correct on them being the same gene ( well sort of)

on the note of them looking nothing alike, when have you seen 2 balls from the same clutch look exactly alike color wise? look at RDR's birthing record when he produced the king pins every one is a diffrent color. the pinstripe used for the mojave pin may have not had the stripe down the back as some do which might have been genetic causing this mojave pin to look diffrent. i would want to see more of these animals to say if they do or do not look alike. the lesser pins might be lighter in color( as they do with any morph combined with ) but they are the same base.

[J.Vandegrift]

yes you are correct on them being the same gene ( well sort of)

on the note of them looking nothing alike, when have you seen 2 balls from the same clutch look exactly alike color wise? look at RDR's birthing record when he produced the king pins every one is a diffrent color. the pinstripe used for the mojave pin may have not had the stripe down the back as some do which might have been genetic causing this mojave pin to look diffrent. i would want to see more of these animals to say if they do or do not look alike. the lesser pins might be lighter in color( as they do with any morph combined with ) but they are the same base.

RDR has produced MANY king pins and they all look very similar. None of them look anything like the mohave pins. There is not one mohave combo that looks the same as a lesser/butter combo.

You said:
"...they are the same as the butter pins, and the king pins...but the mojave pins also called the JIGSAW ball which was posted on here is not as light as the others"

Then you said:
"i would want to see more of these animals to say if they do or do not look alike."

Which is it?

[J.Vandegrift]

Butter x Lesser = BEL
Butter x Butter = BEL
Butter x Mojave = BEL
Lesser x Lesser = BEL
Lesser x Mojave = BEL
Mojave x Mojave = BEL

So that would make the Kingpin and a Mojave Pin the same, just slight difference in coloration.

Lesser x lesser and mohave x mohave do not make the same super. A lesser x mohave super also looks different than a pure lesser Lucy. The Lesser/butter seems to affect the pattern of the pin when crossed, and the mohave does not appear to. I would think having a totally different pattern as well as a different color would make them different? The mohave is obviously related to the lesser/butter because they can create a some what white snake when bred together but calling them the same is incorrect IMO.