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The Motley gene is Co-dominate. I was expecting a patternless snake, but the color is nicer then I thought. I wouldn't be surprised if they turn white with age. Blue iris and ruby pupils.

We waited 4 years to try and produce Super. Mostly because we wanted to start other projects. We are going to wait a couple more years before we produce Supers again.

6 eggs from this clutch. 2 normals, 2 Supers and 2 Motleys.

We got a another nice surprise when eggs hatched. The Motley seem to be Axanthic. We produced Motleys the last 4 years and none of them were close to these colors. This may mean that the original WC Motley maybe het for Axanthic.

Jason
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Comparison between Axanthic Motley and normal Motley.

Thanks Jason

I cannot wait to see this in a year or two. Very cool animal, all the Motleys are!
Tom Stevens
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HI Tom

I'm hoping these guys turn white on the background. That would be a nice contrast.

Jason

Great snakes Jason. I don't know anybody here in Europe with deserticola. Very strange.

I dont think very many people breed GBs. They are some what common but not as Captive Borns.

Thanks Jason