Hi hi!

Once she settles in, I'll totally get some eye pics. I want to see them close up, too, ha ha! She was pretty cold due to the blizzard here, but I put her in her enclosure under her heat emitter, and she's doing better. I am super excited! I've wanted a black eyed leucy since I first saw them. Now I have my dream snake. :)

I bothered her just for a second to see if I could get an eye pic... this is the best I could do right now, but if you look close enough, you can see her pupil! Totally red! Dark, but red. :) She's nice and warmed up and exploring her enclosure. Cutest thing I have ever seen. :)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...psxa3rjfkd.jpg

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Originally Posted by Rob6656

Oh! And thank you for the warm welcome! :) I'm super excited to be here and have a fun new ball. :) Bob Clark really has some great animals. :)

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Hey Bob, welcome to the club! Great choice to start off with. She is lovely! Congrats. :gj:

Thank you! :)

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Originally Posted by Eric Alan

Congrats! Nice little Super Fire you've got there!

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Wow I didn't even see the little orange fleck of the super fire on her back til you said something.

Those eyes are killer!!! :bow:

Thanks guys! :) So the yellow spots are signs of genetic origin? (I'm not familiar with all the genetics of the balls anymore, having been away so long, lol.)

And here is a shot my sister was able to get of Aditi's eyes. :) They are totally wicked in person. I truly cannot believe how amazing her eyes are.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...psbogmjcj6.jpg

The orange spots are just part of the super fire look, and also a big reason why i love them along with the black eyes and red pupil.... they can range from looking like someone was flicking a brush of orange paint at them, to what looks like digital camo patchs all the way down to dots here and there or just pure white... im going the long way with getting mine by breeding, once my male fire gets up to size ill start looking for a female fire to breed him with amd hope i get lucky.... looking forward to more pics of that beautiful animal

Thanks so much for the explanation. I had no idea the yellow spots were common for them. I'm kind of glad she only has the two, ha ha! I really like the white. :)