a Mojave and a Lesser Ball Python. From what I've seen, these patterns are the most striking of all ball python patterns. I got this picture off of an Ad from VPI.

See the top snake whose pattern fades rapidly down the sides? That is the Lesser. The Mojave is the bottom left snake. I love the dark dark browns and the key hole patterns on the side. There is also a slight fade that happens down the sides.
This other snake here on the right is actually a product of the two snakes- a blue-eyed luecistic. Isn't that interesting that two totally unrelated patterns would produce an all white snake with strange blue eyes?
I have a 5 year goal of producing a Mojave Lavender Albino. Would that be the sweetest thing? To my knowledge, I don't think any exist currently.
1 comment:
I really like the Mojave. Do you know where they got the name from? There is a Mojave Rattlesnake that is one of the most toxic Rattlesnakes in the U.S. I wonder if it has anything to do with the Mojave Rattler maybe looking simmilar, it would be interesting to find out.
I hope you reach your goal, this has been a fun experience and I appreciate your including me in your hobby
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