Blue eyed luestic

Im interested in breeding these morphs. I heard they come from mojave x mojave. Does this always create blue eyed lucy? If not, what creates this morph? please and thanks

Welcome to BP.net.

There are many ways to create a blue eyed lucy, mojoXmojo, butterXbutter, lesserXlesser, russoXrusso or any combo of these morphs.

If you want a white blue eyed Lucy, best bet is not to use Mojave, or at least do not do Mojave to Mojave.

Dave

To expand on what EmberBall said, MojavexMojave will produce a "dirty" Leucistic. An all-white snake with a greyish/lavender head.
Any other combination will give you a fairly clean snake.

(Not my photo, just posting as an expample. Credit to: Dynasty Reptiles)
http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b3.../sumbpm209.jpg

Welcome to the forum!

Lesser X Lesser sometimes will produce blue eye lucys with bubble eyes(not good). Just thought I'd add so you will know about it. Lesser x Mojave or Butter will produce very nice BEL's.

These are 2 BEL's I produced in 2010 from 2 lesser platinums. No eye problems yet.
http://i685.photobucket.com/albums/v...nakes004re.jpg
http://i685.photobucket.com/albums/v...8snakes013.jpg

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Originally Posted by Jason Bowden

Lesser X Lesser sometimes will produce blue eye lucys with bubble eyes(not good).

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I was not aware of this at all.. interesting. Thanks!

Mojave x Lesser :) That's what I would do. Good luck!

Regards,

B

Mocha's are also part of the BEL complex.

These little boogers are from a lesser x mojave breeding. They have perfect eyes and are pretty darn close to solid white (well actually, they're pink right now :P )

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...dyxApollo2.jpg

someone post a picture of bubble eyes?

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Originally Posted by Serpent_Nirvana

These little boogers are from a lesser x mojave breeding. They have perfect eyes and are pretty darn close to solid white (well actually, they're pink right now :P )

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...dyxApollo2.jpg

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Beautiful!

Thanks Don! :)

The animal pictured here has the most obvious example of "super bug eyes" I've seen ... If you scroll to the 2nd page, it shows a closeup of his face.

As far as I know it doesn't bother the animal or affect its health at all; it's just an aesthetic thing.

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/mo...-super-butter/

hmm it seems like both of my pastels have that a bit...or it just LOOKS that way because they have lighter eyes....

I have a pastel girl with really big eyes (definitely buggier than my BELs, though not quite pop-eyed). I think to some degree it's just variation in individual morphology, though it is striking that homozygous lessers seem to pop up with them more often than others. Leucistic Texas rat snakes tend to come out with bug-eyes as well.

There was a thread on this forum awhile ago in which a member here hatched some nice super lessers, but with pretty pronounced bug-eyes. I can't seem to find it now though.

Of course, I've never seen a leucistic ball python with eyes as bugged as this rat snake:

http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=93741

.... Reminds me of one of those crazy pigeon breeds!

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Originally Posted by hypersomniacjoo

someone post a picture of bubble eyes?

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I have a bel with bubble eyes but can't figure out how to put it in here from my cell phone

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Originally Posted by Mikespythons

I have a bel with bubble eyes but can't figure out how to put it in here from my cell phone

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LOL, this is a five year old thread. Anyways, welcome to BP.net!

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Originally Posted by tjtoot

Im interested in breeding these morphs. I heard they come from mojave x mojave. Does this always create blue eyed lucy? If not, what creates this morph? please and thanks

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I actually have a lesser x lesser clutch being incubated right now. Due to hatch June 17th. I will post pic of hatchlings upon arrival.

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Originally Posted by jennmbarker

I actually have a lesser x lesser clutch being incubated right now. Due to hatch June 17th. I will post pic of hatchlings upon arrival.

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