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    Mojave Question

    Is there a difference between the super mojave and a blue eyed lucy? Ralph Davis' web site says there is a difference but I thought when you breed mojave X mojave you get a BEL. Reason I ask is because im interested in getting a pair of Mojaves to produce a BEL... if thats even possible. Sorry if this is a stupid question. Im a noob to this addiction. Thanks

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    Re: Mojave Question

    Quote Originally Posted by sampsonight View Post
    Is there a difference between the super mojave and a blue eyed lucy? Ralph Davis' web site says there is a difference but I thought when you breed mojave X mojave you get a BEL. Reason I ask is because im interested in getting a pair of Mojaves to produce a BEL... if thats even possible. Sorry if this is a stupid question. Im a noob to this addiction. Thanks
    Hey around here there are no stupid questions just stupid people. Lol just kidding. I can't really answer the first question as I'm not totally up to speed on my mojo genetics. However, if you breed a mojoXmojo you do have a 25% chance of getting a BEL! I believe that in this case it is considered the "super" form of mojave. There are different ways to get to a BEL however if you breed any of these together: Mojave, lesser, butter, het russo (I'm sure there's probably more I don't know about but those are the big ones) you can produce BELs with either more or less yellow in them depending on the morphs.
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    Re: Mojave Question

    A super mojave also known as a Blue eyed Lucy are not totaly white. They tend to be very dirty looking:

    I found this link doing a search on a super mojave:
    http://www.boaconstrictor.com/index.php?productID=136

    You can also breed a lesser to a mojave which 25% would toss you a white snake, a white snake from this breeding would be cleaned up better.

    Lesser x Lesser = an even whiter snake (again if you hit that 25% mark)

    Also lesser x phantom = gives you a whiter snake, Ralphs "Karma" is one such example

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    Re: Mojave Question

    Blue Eyed Leucy's cover a broad range of White snakes with Blue Eyes.

    There are lots of ways to get them, and one of the ways is to do Mojave x Mojave.

    Other combos to get the BEL include:

    Lesser x Lesser
    Mojo x Lesser
    Het Russo x Lesser
    Het Russo x Mojave
    Butter x Lesser
    Butter x Mojave
    Butter x Het Russo

    And there are a couple less well known morphs that also produce white snakes with blue eyes.

    SO, in conclusion, Super Mojaves are always BELs, but BELs are not always Super Mojaves.
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    Re: Mojave Question

    thanks for the feedback everyone. Now for the hard part...deciding which two to get. Any suggestions? Which ones look the best as they get older?

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    Re: Mojave Question

    That's really up to you and what you like.

    Do some research and track down some photos
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    Re: Mojave Question

    The most basic and simplest way to answer this question is:

    A super Mojave is a BEL.

    Not all BEL's are super Mojaves.

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