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has anyone tried a fire x mojave pairing yrt. i was thinking about it today and i assume that it wouldn't make a leucistic since the fire is on the black eyed allele and the mojave is on the blue eyed allele. just wondering if anybody else might know what would happen

Yes, the Sulfur makes a Super that is a Black eyed Leucistic so the Sulfur is a type of Fire . The Sulfur Mojaves have been around for some time now , that would be the same as the animal your asking about . I have a 1500 grm female Sulfur Mojave here I got from Eric Sandoval and I can't wait to breed her to a Pastel Mystic or a Mystic Potion. Here's a pic of what happens when the Fire/Sulfur gene lines up with the Mojave gene . And yes your correct they don't make a white snake together , but you can make Black Eyed Leucistics with Mojave or Super Mojave in them just as you can make Blue Eyed Leucistics that have Fire/Sulfur either with one copy of the Fire/Sulfur gene or the Super form in them as well. Since the 2 genes are not alleles you could make a Black Eyed Leucistic Super Mojave specimen in other words if you have a pair of snakes that each carry at least one copy of both the Fire/Sulfur and Mojave gene.

Anthony McCain

Thats a pretty cool looking combo, Thanks for the picks. You will definitely have to post a pic of the sulphur mystic I can't begin to imagine what that would look like.

I've seen a few pictures of the fire mojave, and like the sulfur mojave, it's a smoking combo.

Here are some Sulfur Mojave pics. The cool thing about them is, they get better looking, lighter, with age. The Sulfur Mojave is the maroon one.

Dave