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She crawled out of the today. From a Mojave X Het Red pairing. The Red Axantic gene took the yellow out of the mojave. If I didn't know what two snakes were bred, I would have thought she was an axanthic mojave.

Thanks for looking,
Bill J.

Excellent.
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Cool !

Look nearly like a simple red axanthic.

The mojave red axanthic should be good too.
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I think it is ?
I have seen the lesser het red and the lesser red axanthic. But I think the mojave het red is a first. ?
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She's awesome Bill congrats! Cant wait to see the Red Axanthic version!

Oz
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Very nice looking morph.

Mike

Thanks everyone. I'm not sure if it is a first. I have not seen or heard of one being produced yet. But it is such a simple cross, I would be surprised if it hasn't been done before.
There is much to be done with this morph yet. I'm sure there will more exciting crosses coming out in the future.

Bill Jarzyna

I like it! Please post pics after her first shed. I'd love to see that.
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