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

    Quote Originally Posted by Codejunky View Post
    How do you produce all-white Black-Eyed Lucy's then?
    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. I suppose if people took a few pure whites and kept breeding them, ultimately they could make a pure white genetic line, but the number of generations you would go through would be staggering.

    this one looks pure:

    http://www.constrictors.com/images/B...c/Lucy0930.jpg

    Have to see it in person to be sure, though
    Last edited by Oxylepy; 11-29-2009 at 03:53 PM.
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