Thank you Nita. Lessers can and do make Mojaves. The first time I saw it was in a clutch produced by John Piro in 2004. I spoke with him about it at the White Plains show in New York. So the clutch you saw is another clutch that produced a Mojave.



There's no doubt in my mind that it does happen. I know what I see and I know my morphs. I work with hundreds of ball pythons, I just don't list them in my sig. And I'm sure people have no idea that I've produced some 'first of their kind' animals. But that's fine



I don't take it lightly though when someone tries to discredit what I'm saying. I may be a woman, but I have more balls than some of the men in this industry.



When you put Pastel to Pastel, you don't get all supers, but there are people that will try to pass off a nice Pastel as a Super Pastel just because it was in a clutch that produced a Super Pastel.



This is why it is important what makes an animal look the way it does ... if people don't care how a ball python became a Lucy, all that matters is that it's a white snake and thus can be called a Lucy, then why is it that if a Lesser and a Mojave are in the same clutch, you can't say it's a Mojave when quite clearly it is ... you lie and say it's a Lesser?



What is it then ... a Lesser Lesser?










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