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what happens when you mate a mojave to a fire? could a lucy be made from that combo, would you make a fire/mojave, or would you just make mojaves, fires, and normals?
Thanks
Matt

The Fire and Mojave aren't compatible to make a leucistic, with such a pairing you would produce;

25% normal
25% Mojave
25$ Fire
25% Mojave Fire

Breeding a pair of Mojave Fire together could however produce a double co-dom white snake.

I was thinking.....then you could keep the mojave fires and breed them back to mojave females and make fire super mojaves....might be very cool.....

better....vanilla or super vanilla super mojaves....

////......I need some females now I guess....new ideas...LOL

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"Isn't that just special?"

David Reid has some sulfur mojaves and the sulfur makes a black eye lucy
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Damian Macioce
www.strongholdreptiles.com

If you breed a Mojave to a Het Black Eyed Lucy (Fire or Sulfur) you get Sulfurs, Mojaves, Normals and Sulfur Mojaves in the clutch, in theory. You will not get any type of Lucy from that pairing because they are two different types of Lucy, Black and Blue Eyed.

Eric Sandoval bred a Sulfur Mojave x Sulfur Mojave and made both types of Lucy, Black and Blue Eyed, with clean Blacks, and splotchy Blacks. Eric also has the chance that a Super Mojave produced in this clutch has Sulfur in it and that a Super Sulfur has Mojave in it.

There are many ways to make a Blue Eyed Lucy, but only one way to make a Black Eyed Lucy. Then, you have the Ivory...

Dave