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This is an image of the Granite Mojave pair that I took this morning while cleaning. Her pattern isn't as abberrant as his, but she has the Granite speckling. Mojaves typically have none or very little broken pattern inside the "aliens".

Debra and Diana
Camlon Reptiles

Better image of the Granite Mojave Male.

Debra
Camlon Reptiles

this is a Mojave for comparison.

Debra
Camlon Reptiles

GReat work on that combo morph! That adds some character to the mojave. Very cool snake ya got there?

did you hatch any granites in the clutch along side the Granite mojaves?

Congrats!

Jared

Best Wishes,

Tony

L.A.R.

Honestly I have never been a big fan of mojaves but that granite mojave rocks!!!! Congratulations!
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WOw its soo interesting to see how the two genes interact. Does this say anything about the dominance of the granite gene?

I am very happy to have aquired a hopefull granite it has alot of potential

The granite pattern really adds to an already awesome looking snake!!! That male is extremely nice!

Tom

Very cool looking. You always seem to have have some of the nicest looking Mojaves. Your Cinnamons are always really nice too. Whats your secret?

Mark

>>This is an image of the Granite Mojave pair that I took this morning while cleaning. Her pattern isn't as abberrant as his, but she has the Granite speckling. Mojaves typically have none or very little broken pattern inside the "aliens".
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