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Yesterday I found the female (left in the pic) dead.
I dont know whats happened but it made me little disappointed.
Now it´s all up to the male to prove if it´s really genetic 
http://i733.photobucket.com/albums/ww339/LunarBallReptiles/Lunar-Ball/LunarBabyz 2010/P1110938.jpg
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Mattias
Mattias,
I'm sorry to hear about your mojave. I hope the male proves out your theory.
We all share in your loss.
Good luck
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Brian Gundy
www.for-goodness-snakes.com
Sorry for your loss.. Goodluck with the male!
Sorry for the loss it sucks when babies die.
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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