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RAPTOR vs. ECLIPSE

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  • 05-23-2009, 02:20 PM
    shadraak
    Re: RAPTOR vs. ECLIPSE
    ah forgot to post i found answers, both leos are albinos, that much i knew but the albinos can't have black eyes, so they have to be deep red etc... therefore both are RAPTORS, one with snake eyes, and another with full deep red eyes, where they look maroon/black.. iv'e got tons of pics in here in other posts but i'll post a few others here...

    this is ? head, who i've coined enigma, (not morph just a name) mainly because of the backwards ? on the head, and i thought it was male orig. until it dropped a slug while i was watching hehe..
    http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f2...GEDC0222-1.jpg

    this is the other one that gave me the 2 healthy eggs
    http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f2...GEDC0226-1.jpg

    closeup of her eyes, with a ton of flash you can see the red
    http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f2...GEDC0227-1.jpg
  • 05-23-2009, 07:02 PM
    raging.reptiles
    Re: RAPTOR vs. ECLIPSE
    Excellent and glad you found the answer. the pics really help and I would say you have 2 nice looking raptors there.
  • 06-09-2009, 09:12 PM
    malt_geckos
    Re: RAPTOR vs. ECLIPSE
    Don't know if anyone said this but the RAPTOR is the tremper albino version of the Eclipse. :)
  • 06-23-2009, 01:45 AM
    ramseysreptiles
    Re: RAPTOR vs. ECLIPSE
    Those are definitely Snaked Eyed Raptors. The Eclipse is one gene and that combined with Tremper Line Albino equals a Raptor. The patternless in the Raptor acronym possibly a separate gene but at this point I don't think anyone really knows, in my experience it is acting like a simple recessive but I don't want to say for sure at this point maybe after a few more seasons of experimenting. Good looking leos by the way.
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