Bbel

Has anybody combined the Black-Eye Lucy with a Blue-Eyed Lucy?

If so, what did it make?

never been done yet but stay tuned someone will try it lol

dark blue eyed lucy!

I really wonder.. will we be able to tell when it is made? If it looks too much like either lucy, might have to wait until it proves out throwing all fires and lesser/butter/mojos/whatevers

id like to see and albino lucy... red eyed lucy. perhaps an albino spider pied, an all white snake with a orange head and red eyes- hot

Albino Lucy has been produced its called the Polar ball, although it was accidentall

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Originally Posted by NsloaN

Albino Lucy has been produced its called the Polar ball, although it was accidentall

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Do you have a link?

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Originally Posted by Mischke

Do you have a link?

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http://www.constrictors.com/forums/s...d.php?p=206845

It's from a Leucistic to Het Leucistic clutch both parents were also het for Albino apparently.

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Originally Posted by JKExotics

http://www.constrictors.com/forums/s...d.php?p=206845

It's from a Leucistic to Het Leucistic clutch both parents were also het for Albino apparently.

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Did anybody ever post an updated pic of that snake?

wow thats a beauty, thanks for the link I have never seen or heard of that.

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Originally Posted by Mischke

Did anybody ever post an updated pic of that snake?

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http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ght=polar+Ball

This snake is a Black Eyed Lucy and more than likely a Mojave or Super Mojave. She was produced by a Sulfur Mojave x Sulfur Mojave clutch. There were both Black Eyed and Blue Eyed Lucys in the clutch. She has black eyes, a two tone white, and not a single yellow scale. If you look closely you'll see she has pattern that starts on top of her head and runs all the way down her back. I have another female just like her.

Eric

https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...8/dsc_0525.jpg

https://ball-pythons.net/gallery/fil...8/dsc_0535.jpg

wow that polar ball is realy beautiful. thanks for sharing:)

Awesome possible double leucistic Eric! Please let us know when you get eggs if you can confirm that either are also homozygous mojave. Interesting that the black eye should cover the blue eye but I guess that if the black eye color is added rather than something taken away that makes sense. I take it the just homozygous sulfur animals have the yellow like the homozygous fire (but not homozygous flame as I understand) so it could well be a sign of homozygous mojave getting rid of the yellow.

That white on white pattern is what I had hoped the snow ball would have (like the snow corn). Very cool even apart from the genetics.