Do all Black-Eyed Lucy's have some yellow spotting?

[dandare500]

All the black eyed Lucy's I have seen have varying amounts of yellow on them. I have seen some pure white blue eyed Lucy's though.

Which?

Anyway this is my male - the first one on here, I also have one male who is spotless, although the female has two minute yellow spots. All in the quality of fire!

http://www.captivebredreptileforums....leucistic.html

[Eric Sandoval]

Luck of the draw and/or great genetics.

Sulfurs tend to make more defined patches, while Fires tend to have the best chance of getting pure whites.

Well considering there's only been 4 Super sulfurs and 2 of those are also super mojaves, I don't know how you came to that conclusion. Dave's is definitely extreme but there's more then a couple super fires like that as well. The only other regular super sulfur was low yellow having 3 small blotches. Who knows they may end up throwing higher colored supers but to say that based on the appearance of one snake is a little premature. Truthfully I hope you're right as I like variety.

Eric

[Oxylepy]

I remember hearing that a few months back, so it could be wrong. I remember someone saying that they were hoping that they would all end up with the patching because its cool. I cant wait to see them bred more to hopefully be like that one, which is amazing.

[greghall]

the blotching is random in black eyed lucys blue eyes are a totally different morph.BHB has a big female for sale that is almost all white super fire on fuana.

[EmberBall]

If you really do not know something, or think you heard it from someone, why post it as fact? Like Eric said, there have only been a handful of Super Sulfurs produced, and I think all or most have come from breedings where they could be crosses of some sort. So, to say anything for sure, having to do with Super Sulfurs, you would have to have at least ten of them hanging around to compare with the 10 Super Fires you would have to have to make any kind of comparison that would be relevant???? As it stands, I think Eric and I are the only ones to have produced Super Sulfurs, I have only produced one, and I am sure you have seen it. Based on that one snake, you do not see me saying ALL Super Sulfurs are going to look as cool, do you? Why not? I could sell alot of Sulfurs by doing that. Because there just are not enough Super Sulfurs around, to come up with any kind of conclusions.

Dave

[greghall]

this is the fire bel that BHB has up
http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/foru...d.php?t=156665

[Codejunky]

OP here.

I have another question. Do all Black-Eyed Lucy's have red pupils?


I've seen a lot of pictures of BELs with black eyes, but no red pupils.

Is that just because of the lighting/angle of the camera? Or do some BEL's have dark pupils?

[greghall]

OP here.

I have another question. Do all Black-Eyed Lucy's have red pupils?


I've seen a lot of pictures of BELs with black eyes, but no red pupils.

Is that just because of the lighting/angle of the camera? Or do some BEL's have dark pupils?

ive only seen one in person yes blood red pupils very cool!

[RegiusCo]

Why would a Black Eyed Lucy with yellow splotching be imperfect and/or less desirable, on the contrary, the yellow splotching is quite appealing in my eyes, after all, we have all the other perfect white snakes to view as pure whites!

The random yellow patches really does give them caracter, the high yellow specimen Dave produced is awesome!

[OhhWatALoser]

Why would a Black Eyed Lucy with yellow splotching be imperfect and/or less desirable, on the contrary, the yellow splotching is quite appealing in my eyes, after all, we have all the other perfect white snakes to view as pure whites!

The random yellow patches really does give them caracter, the high yellow specimen Dave produced is awesome!

usually rarity is whats desiable. pure whites are alot rarer than yellow splotches. everyone going to have their own opinion but most of the time popular opinion is rare will be the most desirable.