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Here is a picture of our Super Mojave Yearling. She is quite a looker and you can see the purple on the head has faded to a grayish purplish hue since she was a hatchling. She is really snow white and has freshly shed in the picture. Enjoy..

Joe and Wes

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If it does indeed produce lucy's when breed to a normal (lucy being the super form) It will be interesting to see how lucy prices vary based on how it was created.

ie. a lucy from lesser to mojave would be worth more than a lucy from a mojave to mojave.

Beautiful animal by the way....

Neil

We have a ton of females to put them to next year and with any lck we will hatch a few more out this year...
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Looking good Wes real good, do they all have the head thing going on ,or is that just the super Mojave???

I will take some pics tomorrow of two of our three males
"one is in shed" for now here is an older pic of the first two born last season.

Wes

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Beautiful snake, I really like the purple/grey head. Mark Petros BallPython777.com

Best Wishes,

Tony
L.A. Reptiles

hey JOE ........hoping to get an email from you regarding my last email to you..............hope to hear back from YOU soon.........Jerry Lowry SJS reptiles

all white?....

maybe?

cool..........got a closeup of the face looking right at it at a 45 degree angle maybe....the eyes and face lines look sweet....

........cheaper than leucy too.........

.......Thanx
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When breeding 2 Mojaves getting something that looks like that?

25% per egg, just like any other het X het breeding. In a 6 egg clutch from Mojave X Mojave your odds of getting at least one super Mojave (homozygous Mojave) is about 82%.