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  1. 02-08-2009, 08:03 PM #1
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    mojaves and axanthic

    ok I was just wondering has anyone made an xanthic mojave bp yet ? I don't know why but the question just popped into my head ( not even 3 mintues ago). and I not too sure if I have the patience to look though the entire 130 pages worth of post t ofind out if i was posted before.
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    Re: mojaves and axanthic

    Here you go, Axanthic Mojave
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    Re: mojaves and axanthic

    that is just ridiculous.
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    Re: mojaves and axanthic

    lol it figures they have one It look more like a faded mojave .. but then again those pics or right out of the egg. I got ot start looknig for pics of the adult jol axanthics one day since got the hets ..
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    Re: mojaves and axanthic

    my eyes actually opened wider when I saw those...me likey.
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    Re: mojaves and axanthic

    Quote Originally Posted by mechnut450 View Post
    ok I was just wondering has anyone made an xanthic mojave bp yet ? I don't know why but the question just popped into my head ( not even 3 mintues ago). and I not too sure if I have the patience to look though the entire 130 pages worth of post t ofind out if i was posted before.
    Just a quick note. In you title you asked about an Axanthic Mojave, however in your first sentence, you asked about an Xanthic Mojave. Those are actually two different animals. Xanthic is a term used to describe Caramel Albino (or T+ Albinos), and is not the same as an Axanthic Mojave. The Caramel Albino Mojave (or Xanthic Mojave) has not been produced yet.
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    Re: mojaves and axanthic

    Quote Originally Posted by muddoc View Post
    Just a quick note. In you title you asked about an Axanthic Mojave, however in your first sentence, you asked about an Xanthic Mojave. Those are actually two different animals. Xanthic is a term used to describe Caramel Albino (or T+ Albinos), and is not the same as an Axanthic Mojave. The Caramel Albino Mojave (or Xanthic Mojave) has not been produced yet.
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    Re: mojaves and axanthic

    Quote Originally Posted by muddoc View Post
    Just a quick note. In you title you asked about an Axanthic Mojave, however in your first sentence, you asked about an Xanthic Mojave. Those are actually two different animals. Xanthic is a term used to describe Caramel Albino (or T+ Albinos), and is not the same as an Axanthic Mojave. The Caramel Albino Mojave (or Xanthic Mojave) has not been produced yet.

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    Re: mojaves and axanthic

    Here is a more recent pic of the Axanthic Mojave.
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    Re: mojaves and axanthic

    Damn that looks hot.
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