y are these Black eyed Leucistics not all white?

i saw this on kingsnake.com and i thought that black eyed leucistics were all white

http://market.kingsnake.com/image/1014564.jpg

Because Black Eyed Lucies aren't all white they develope some tan patches as they age some more than others.

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Originally Posted by Freakie_frog

Because Black Eyed Lucies aren't all white they develope some tan patches as they age some more than others.

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so what the difference between Black Eyed Lucies and ivories?

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Originally Posted by Mr.longfellow

so what the difference between Black Eyed Lucies and ivories?

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The fact that they are the super form of two totally different morphs to start..and Ivorys tend to be "Cleaner" than Blk EL

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Originally Posted by Freakie_frog

The fact that they are the super form of two totally different morphs to start..and Ivorys tend to be "Cleaner" than Blk EL

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so what morphs make a black eyed leucistic?

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Originally Posted by Mr.longfellow

so what morphs make a black eyed leucistic?

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Fire..

Whereas the Ivory is a super Yellow Belly

what makes a blue eyed leucistic i know mojave X mojave will make blue eyed leucistic but what is it in the mojave gene or the lesser gene that that causes blue eyed lucy

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Originally Posted by Mr.longfellow

what makes a blue eyed leucistic i know mojave X mojave will make blue eyed leucistic but what is it in the mojave gene or the lesser gene that that causes blue eyed lucy

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Don't know how to answer the last part of your question... but you can make blue-eyed lucies with any combination of mojave, lesser and/or butter. Speaking of which, do the blue-eyed lucies also develop tan patches with age?? :confused:

not that ive ever noticed.

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Originally Posted by Mr.longfellow

not that ive ever noticed.

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inless it's a mojave X mojave then tha'r durty looking like an ivory.