possible??

i was wondering if you bred a spider mojave to a spider mojave could you get a bel with a spider pattern it?????

I dont think so I tryed it on http://www.worldofballpythons.com/wizard/ and didnt get it.

i dont see y not....

a bel is all white? with no pattern?

Male:|Mojave SpiderFemale:|Mojave SpiderPercent|Fraction|Morph6.25%|1/16|Normal18.75%|3/16|Spider12.5%|2/16|Mojave31.25%|5/16|Mojave Spider6.25%|1/16|Mojave Spider6.25%|1/16|Super Mojave6.25%|1/16|SpiderSuper Mojave12.5%|2/16|SpiderSuper MojaveGenetic Wizard 3.0 calculations by


here's the link:
http://www.worldofballpythons.com/wizard/&male=73,91&female=73,91

Interesting I think it'd look pretty awesome cause the spider pattern would be really light wouldn't it?

They are usually considered "possible spiders" or possible whatever dominant gene I believe. The only two ways you might be able to tell is either wobble or maybe a lighter head on the super mojave. Or to prove it out.

I have to agreee the spider pattern if any was on it the markings would be extremely light and hard to tell.... but then again some things ya never know until you try it.... although it's been done maybe you might hit a fluke and get one with the spider pattern never really know thats the fun behind what we do

Only reason I ask is I saw an ivory spider that was all white except the head which clearly had a spider head pattern.

I think spider pieds do the same thing. Or bumble bee pieds. All white except the head.

I think so too nick...they are nice though.

They do Nick.... I caught hell when I was going for Spider/Pinstripe Pieds got kinda played down.... As I was kinda still am thinking the both of them would have some affect on the pattern on the body.... But since I sold both the animals a bit ago I may never know LoL....