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Fresh out of the egg!!

From breeding Mojave Pied x Pied these babies look different from past Mojave Pieds I've hatched being that they are lighter and have faint striping...



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Do you think its a result of selective breeding, or a "refinement" of the Mojave gene when you bred a visual x visual recessive gene?
 
phoenix-cry said:
Those are different than the ones I've seen
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I'm certain there has to be another embedded gene in my male Mojave Pied.
Last year if you remember I bred him to a Pastel and hatched out that translucent white Ball Python which made me think that perhaps the Pastel was het Pied.


If you have seen Steve Roussis Pastel Mojave Pieds you would agree my babies here look strikingly similar in appearance.
Link: http://thereptilereport.com/wow-pastel-mojave-pied/ Yet mine are not Pastels....



rcpreis3 said:
Do you think its a result of selective breeding, or a "refinement" of the Mojave gene when you bred a visual x visual recessive gene?
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I've always been very selective in my breedings and love working with dinkers.


Thanks you all for the compliments. :thumbsup:
 
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