David, I have been tossing this same idea around for a while...I would be very interested to see what a Motley X (Roswell sibling)laddertail or Roswell would produce...



If the two mutations turned out to be compatible, would the supers be black/patternless, striped, or some intermediate form? perhaps something different entirely? Fun stuff to contemplate, for sure...



I think that if the Roswell morph does prove to be a type of BCC Motley, it's definitely a much stronger form of the Motley mutation...as the Roswells don't display any of the CNS and other issues seen in Super Motleys...



Other than the bizarre striped pattern (and somewhat odd looking head), their behavior, tounge movement, and physical form are completely normal...
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Heather Martin

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• Coral albino, after shed. - ilovemylizard, Thu Dec 18 18:10:33 2008
• RE: Coral albino, after shed. - LarM, Thu Dec 18 19:06:47 2008
• OK. Here it is ready? I am going to say - boaphile, Thu Dec 18 20:01:34 2008
• RE: OK. Here it is ready? I am going to say - jscrick, Thu Dec 18 20:48:46 2008
• RE: OK. Here it is ready? I am going to say - jscrick, Thu Dec 18 20:51:02 2008
• I wonder - LarM, Thu Dec 18 21:34:34 2008
• motley with arabesque head pattern.?. np - patoquack, Thu Dec 18 21:37:22 2008
• Well to prove that , ...... - Morgans Boas, Fri Dec 19 01:02:41 2008
• RE: Well to prove that , ...... - prehistoricpets, Fri Dec 19 17:28:10 2008
• RE: Well to prove that , ...... - jscrick, Fri Dec 19 18:48:05 2008
• RE: Well to prove that , ...... - ilovemylizard, Sat Dec 20 01:38:01 2008
• Jeff, the possibility... - ilovemylizard, Sat Dec 20 02:20:36 2008
• Roswell "Norm" Sibs - LarM, Sat Dec 20 15:30:54 2008
• Nice stuff Heather . n/p - Morgans Boas, Fri Dec 19 01:04:22 2008
• RE: Nice stuff Heather . n/p - Morgans Boas, Fri Dec 19 01:06:08 2008