The homozygous form of fire is the black-eyed leucistic - a white snake, often with yellow patches along the spine, that has black eyes with red pupils. You could include sulfurs and lemonbacks in a complex (or potentially as the same mutation depending on who you talk to) with fires, but this is completely separate of the blue-eyed leucistic complex, as these mutations are of another gene.Originally Posted by sookieball
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