I recently had my final clutch of the 2020 season hatch out and it ended up better than I could have dreamed.
I didn’t get a single normal or single base gene animal in the entire 7 egg clutch which is awesome.
My issue is, I have two babies i’m not 100% sure on.
As it says in the title, the pairing was a GHI Yellowbelly to a Vanilla Mojave.
My question is, are these:
GHI Mojave Vanillas
GHI Mojave Yellowbellies
GHI Mojaves
GHI Mojave Yellowbelly Vanilla’s
Obviously I’d love for them to be the all gene animals, but no one has posted what the 4 gene would actually look like so I’m not sure. Since the GHI Mojave Yellowbelly tends to be just a black snake with a dorsal stripe, would adding vanilla create the isolated spots on the sides of the bodies and the more cream color on the dorsal?
At the end of the day, I realize its probably something that I’d have to breed to prove out, and I’ll probably get a better Idea once they have shed. I’m just hoping I think.
I’m not the expert but when Yellowbelly is present it usually cleans the pattern up for the most part. Yours definitely have GHI Mojave Yellowbelly for sure but whether Vanilla is there I don’t know cause I don’t work with vanilla right now.
Hahaha I’m glad to be here. I honestly have no idea why I hadn’t checked out this community on MM. I noticed it, but for some reason never checked it out.
Any way, thank you for the input! I appreciate it!
My thinking is along the same as yours. The bottom lighter one is very possibly the all gene.
Vanilla almost always has a head stamp. But going by the top picture I would say left is ghi mojave yellowbelly and the right is ghi mojave yellowbelly vanilla. The one on the right is dramatically lighter.
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