do you get all lucys on a lucy x lucy cross??

[NathanV]

just been wondering this for a while..

[oliverstwist]

i would think so i dont know i dont really recall of anyone eve sayin i crossed lucy to lucy

[NathanV]

a guy from the local pet store told me i'd get pure normals, i thought that was bogus

[sg1trogdor]

a guy from the local pet store told me i'd get pure normals, i thought that was bogus

Well in theory you would get all lucys. But I don't know for sure.

[Stewart_Reptiles]

Any Super X Super = All Supers

[AndrewGeibel]

Would there be any issue with throwing slugs or birth defects from a super x super cross? I seem to recall something like that happening with albinos although I could be wrong on that. I think if you did that type of pairing unless you used all the same codominate morphs you wouldn't know whether the offspring carried mojave, lesser, butter, etc. genes.

[BallPythons9]

The short answer - yup.

[BallPythons9]

I think if you did that type of pairing unless you used all the same codominate morphs you wouldn't know whether the offspring carried mojave, lesser, butter, etc. genes.

True.

[BrucenBruce]

Welllll, yes - unless one of the Leucies was a super fire / black-eyed leucie!

If you bred two of any of the blue-eyed leucies, you should, in theory, get 100% blue-eyed leucie - though you might not know for sure what genes they're carrying, as stated by Andrew.

~Bruce

[RandyRemington]

Assuming we are staying in the blue eyed complex there should be no normal copies of that gene involved. However, depending on what combos are in the leucistic parents you might produce some not white snakes. For example, if your lucy parents where karmas (white snakes from lesser X phantom) each egg would have a 1 in 4 chance of being a homozygous phantom which is not white.