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Today I got my first 2010 babies 
It was a six egg clutch but three of them wasn´t alive babies =(
But the babies that was alive didn´t dissappointed me:
I got 1.1 of these.....I dont know what to call them.
The parents is a normal looking Mojave & a normal "nongenetic" stripe.
Please let me know what you think about the wonderful babies
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Mattias
Awesome looking snakes. I haven't seen any like them. Looks like that "nongenetic" Stripe turned out to be genetic. Post some post shed pics when you can.
Eric
>>Awesome looking snakes. I haven't seen any like them. Looks like that "nongenetic" Stripe turned out to be genetic. Post some post shed pics when you can.
>>Eric
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Charles Glaspie
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Oops i clicked enter on that last one by accident.
I agree it does look like mom is genetic is one way or another...They look really cool!..Congrats!
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Charles Glaspie
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Congratulations on a great looking clutch. I love the colors and contrasting stripe. Can't wait to see how they look as they age. Please keep us up to date.
John
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John Woolard Reptiles
what a great combo love it!!
them are very nice big congrats on them i think its safe to say youre female is indeed a genetic stripe of some sort and then to be mojave on top of it all great combo man! and you didint even suspect a combo! great work!
Looks like a you have a dominate striped animal there in the Dame.... very cool mixed into the Mojave.
Justin
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J. Kobylka Reptiles
JKR 2010 Birthing Records
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I agree with Justin bro....You just hit the genetic lottery!!! Big congrats because that dame is definitely genetic
Eyeball
Hello and thanks all.
I´m pretty happy with them
Now I only need to try breeding the mother with another male this coming season.
It could be the Mojave that unlocks this special gene ?
Just like in the Mystic ?!?
If it´s not then I got something very special =)
Anyway, I will post pix after they´ve shed.
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Mattias
Forgot to mention about the three dead snakes...
One was a "normal" odd looking baby,
one complete normal Mojave & one striped Mojave.
The stripes must be a combo and not just a "striped mojave"
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Mattias
Those are definitely cool. Congrats. So all together you would have had three striped mojaves, two mojaves and a normal. If all of them would have survived then not only would you have hit the lottery on a new morph, but you would have hit the double lottery if all them would have survived because you would have beat the statistical odds on how many mojave stripes you should have hatched out. They are definitely awesome snakes and hope to see more of them in the next couple of seasons. Congrats.
I had the exact same thing happen with my mojave clutches last year. i bred a very nice mojave male{he is striped but there are a few breaks in it} to two females. one was striped and one was not striped. all the mojaves from the striped mom came out fully striped and the mojaves from the non striped mom came out only partially striped. i posted pics a while back and the general concensus was that it wasnt genetic. i kept a striped mojave and a friend of mine bought the other striped ones. i am going to breed them soon to see if anything genetic with the stripe happens. good luck with yours but i dont think it is a genetic stripe mojave. i will have to dig up the pics so i can post them again.
joe
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