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    Re: Leucies - Which one?

    Mike- they were stating that the mojave x lesser or mojave x butter is more of a genetic powerhouse than just a super of one of the snakes. I like both lucies. I will have both blue and black eyed lucies and a few different mixes of the blue eyed lucies this year. I am doing mojave x mojave and mojave x butter. I am one of the odd balls that likes the head pattern on the super mojave I guess. My fires will make great black eyed lucies. I have seen what their parents have done and I really hope it is passed down through their genes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Clint Bundy View Post
    Mike- they were stating that the mojave x lesser or mojave x butter is more of a genetic powerhouse than just a super of one of the snakes. I like both lucies. I will have both blue and black eyed lucies and a few different mixes of the blue eyed lucies this year. I am doing mojave x mojave and mojave x butter. I am one of the odd balls that likes the head pattern on the super mojave I guess. My fires will make great black eyed lucies. I have seen what their parents have done and I really hope it is passed down through their genes.
    Thank you sir, i once again read something too fast and messed it up lol!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Xotik View Post
    Yup - I know they are different. I'm not picky about which side I start on. According to WOBP's Big Morph List, there's at least two types of Black EL's, Fires and Sulfurs.
    Ohhhh i see. Well why not pickup a blue eyed lucie and a pair of fires? Then end up with both :p
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    Re: Leucies - Which one?

    Quote Originally Posted by Mike41793 View Post
    Ohhhh i see. Well why not pickup a blue eyed lucie and a pair of fires? Then end up with both :p
    Cause I like the challenge in producing it myself. I did go to that thought originally. But for some reason, I'd rather torture myself for a few years instead
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    Re: Leucies - Which one?

    Quote Originally Posted by Xotik View Post
    Cause I like the challenge in producing it myself. I did go to that thought originally. But for some reason, I'd rather torture myself for a few years instead
    well if your set on producing them yourself (and i say bravo to you), then buy females first since they take longer to mature
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    Re: Leucies - Which one?

    Quote Originally Posted by cmack91 View Post
    well if your set on producing them yourself (and i say bravo to you), then buy females first since they take longer to mature
    Yeah, I'm a bit of a masochist I'd also feel more pride in my animal knowing I produced it, not that I bought it. Personal choice I guess.

    And yeah - recently I had two of my Girls probe out as Boys x.x Fail. So now I have more males than females and I'm rather upset about it :/
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    Re: Leucies - Which one?

    I know the homozygous mojave has the dirty head but I thought the lesser + mojave was nearly as clean as the homozygous lesser?

    I would go with the lesser + mojave anyway because that would give the option to produce mystic potions with the right pairings (not possible with a homozygous lesser).

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    Re: Leucies - Which one?

    Having a lesser / mojave BEL myself, I can say that she started out very pure clean white as a hatchling but has now developed yellowish color to her along the spine. She just doesn't look as clean as she used to. I also own a Russo White Diamond BEL. She came to me as a hatchling with a pale yellow line running down her spine, and at two years of age it is still there. From what I hear, that is just how White Diamonds are. If I ever get another BEL, I want it to be a super lesser / super butter, because they are known to be the most clean and pure white type of BEL.
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