I have never saw a super for sale and the ones that have produced them probably would not want to sale them anyway. It seems to be that way with all of the patternless morphs. If I get lucky and produce any I know it will be very hard for me to even consider letting one go (unless I produce a few). To see that patternless baby as an adult would have to be something amazing. I have heard that motleys are strong feeders and strong snakes overall, I know it will probably vary from snake to snake. The ones on Jeremy Stones website look so big and healthy and who knows maybe it is just seeing the motley pattern on a bigger snake that makes it look so imposing and strong.



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• The Future of the Motley - shot, Wed Jan 11 21:28:02 2006
• Wow!!! You are one lucky person - Sloas, Wed Jan 11 22:45:25 2006
• RE: The Future of the Motley - jayf, Wed Jan 11 22:48:28 2006
• RE: The Future of the Motley - shot, Wed Jan 11 23:12:29 2006
• RE: The Future of the Motley - jayf, Wed Jan 11 23:43:37 2006
• RE: The Future of the Motley - shot, Thu Jan 12 08:14:58 2006
• Jeremy posted a female super motley for 40K, normals go for 5-8k..np - locolizard, Fri Jan 13 09:11:36 2006
• Its Bright - chris nicholas, Thu Jan 12 07:38:53 2006
• RE: Its Bright - shot, Thu Jan 12 07:56:16 2006
• Hey Chris............................... - RuBeN14, Thu Jan 12 10:13:10 2006
• Ruben, I also wondered... - ChrisGilbert, Thu Jan 12 20:35:19 2006
• In such cases...................... - RuBeN14, Thu Jan 12 20:50:08 2006
• The answer is - chris nicholas, Fri Jan 13 07:36:10 2006