White Morphs

[Stewart_Reptiles]

So is there a holy grail of a pairing to give a PURE WHITE Royal ??


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BEL used to be the holy grail years back not anymore now it's more not another white snake type thinking, they are still a powerful addition allowing you not to produce any normal but people tend to like some pattern or at least patches of pattern on their white snakes.

As far as good looking clean white snake Butter X Mojave or Lesser X Mojave are the best IMO clean white and not prone to bug eyes like butter x butter and lesser x lesser or butter x lesser.

Fire x Fire well it's debatable they will throw pure white snakes but can also throw Bel with yellow pattern which people actually prefer (again people are not into solid white snake as they used to be) same for sulfur.

[jkerezsi]

Fire x fire will make black eyed Lucy's as will flame x flame ,lemonback x lemon back


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[Hlow87]

My black eyed lucy 😊

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[jbzapanda]

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This is the most epic yawning pic I've ever seen

[Meerna]

OMG, that is the best picture ever

[Hlow87]

Ik,looks like she's mimicking the alligator skull 😂😂

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[Hlow87]

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[Naraku]

Full white spieds are very nice looking. Also a cool combo.

[OhhWatALoser]

Pied white is about as white as it gets, so things like all white spieds or all white lesser pieds can't really be matched from what I've seen. Super lesser comes close, but has a chance for bug eyes. I can't really recommend lesser mojave, while many are white, some get yellow dorsal stripes and I've seen one with pretty much a full yellow back. So you have a chance for yellowing when they get older.

[Hlow87]

Pied white is about as white as it gets, so things like all white spieds or all white lesser pieds can't really be matched from what I've seen. Super lesser comes close, but has a chance for bug eyes. I can't really recommend lesser mojave, while many are white, some get yellow dorsal stripes and I've seen one with pretty much a full yellow back. So you have a chance for yellowing when they get older.

What about black eyed Lucy's? Mine is white with a slight pink tint and yellow spots down her back..i cant find any adults online,do you know how they color as they grow,will her pink fade or the white brighten?or will the yellow spots get bigger/darker/or get any other spots in them?i have seen a few with random brownish spots in their yellow

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