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  • 01-31-2007, 08:40 PM
    cueball
    Re: Blue or Black Eyed Luescistic(sp?)
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by MarkS
    Has anyone crossed Ivories and fires yet?

    Yes, this make a clean looking YB with hypo qualities. Nice snake but not white ;)
  • 01-31-2007, 10:10 PM
    Sadie
    Re: Blue or Black Eyed Luescistic(sp?)
    Hey, is the super butter a leucy? I'm pretty sure that I heard that somewhere but I haven't been able to find pictures or a description. Anyone have a link to one? How does it compare to a lesser x lesser leucy?
  • 02-01-2007, 01:00 AM
    ECLARK
    Re: Blue or Black Eyed Luescistic(sp?)
    Daniel, If we had that solid white ball with glowing red eyes! as breeders we would be trying to change it into another color with different color eyes! :(
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by daniel1983
    also....if you had a homozygous BEL and homozygous albino trait represented in the same animal...what color would its eyes be?

    ....a solid white ball with red glowing eyes would be smokin!!!!

    ...or a solid white snake with white eyes!!! That would be creepy, but I would love it ;)

  • 02-01-2007, 01:05 AM
    daniel1983
    Re: Blue or Black Eyed Luescistic(sp?)
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by ECLARK
    Daniel, If we had that solid white ball with glowing red eyes! as breeders we would be trying to change it into another color with different color eyes! :(

    LOL.....we have solid white with black and blue eyes......i was suggesting the change to red ;) I still think a very white eye similar to that of some albino boa crosses would look wicked cool on a ball python.....give them that evil edge that these friendly looking creatures need :devilish:
  • 02-01-2007, 01:18 AM
    ECLARK
    Re: Blue or Black Eyed Luescistic(sp?)
    That boa eye your talking about normally comes out of snow boa breedings and is prevalent in snow boas. What a wicked eye that is!


    And that might be a fun side project? breeding for eye color! :)
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by daniel1983
    LOL.....we have solid white with black and blue eyes......i was suggesting the change to red ;) I still think a very white eye similar to that of some albino boa crosses would look wicked cool on a ball python.....give them that evil edge that these friendly looking creatures need :devilish:

  • 02-01-2007, 02:56 AM
    Uncle Festae
    Re: Blue or Black Eyed Luescistic(sp?)
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by ECLARK
    I produced my Ivories last year by breeding yellow bellies together and they have dark ruby red eyes! :) https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...maleivory7.JPG

    Ed, that thing is flippin amazing! That must have been one of the best days in your life when you hatched those out;) How did you react seeing those little white heads pop out? I dont know if I could contain myself!
  • 02-02-2007, 12:41 AM
    ECLARK
    Re: Blue or Black Eyed Luescistic(sp?)
    Chris, yes. I was so excited, I sold 2 of them and bought 3 female Bumble Bees. I just like Yellow better than White. HAHAHA :P


    And you cant make Lesser Bees with Ivory Balls! :)
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Uncle Festae
    Ed, that thing is flippin amazing! That must have been one of the best days in your life when you hatched those out;) How did you react seeing those little white heads pop out? I dont know if I could contain myself!

  • 02-02-2007, 12:52 AM
    Adam_Wysocki
    Re: Blue or Black Eyed Luescistic(sp?)
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by ECLARK
    Chris, yes. I was so excited, I sold 2 of them and bought 3 female Bumble Bees. I just like Yellow better than White. HAHAHA :P


    And you cant make Lesser Bees with Ivory Balls! :)

    You're a lucky dude ED!! ... I hate to sounds like Brad, but I know if I produced something as rare as ivories I would have taken pictures of those babies in the eggs until my memory card was full and my batteries were dead ... with all the sincerity that I have, I have to ask ... any shots of those bad boys in the egg that you'd care to share? ... I'm sure everyone would agree that an ivory in the egg is not something that you see that often!!!

    Either way, keep up the good work buddy!!!!

    -adam
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