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    Red pupils on my blue eyed lucy

    Quote Originally Posted by BluuWolf View Post
    Perhaps its the lesser? That's one thing both of yours have in common and if you go and look on the White Python thread on the same Morph section from today (I can't link sense I'm on my phone sry) all the pics on there have red pupils as well, both have lesser one being a super lesser and the other being a lesser pied

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    Me and the breeder got him under black light again and all we can see is a clear more pure white going up his sides with the odd faint line near his eyes like the spiders have so I'm 75% certain that's what he has. Only way to find out is to breed him and see if he throws out some lesser bees or bumblebees. I suppose that's part of the fun.


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    Re: Red pupils on my blue eyed lucy

    Quote Originally Posted by Ax01 View Post
    honestly i think it's lighting (and dilation) that creates the red eye effect. i've seen pix of the same BEL's that have the red pupil in some pix and the same BEL w/ black pupils in other pix. RedSheperd's (on the forum here) own BEL comes to mind.
    You are correct, it has to do with the light and the angle at which it is entering the eye (also, if you are using any kind of flash.) It is the same as the eyeshine you see in cats sometimes. I have seen this in a number of morphs; BluELs, Banana, Ivory...


    Quote Originally Posted by Python23 View Post
    Me and the breeder got him under black light again and all we can see is a clear more pure white going up his sides with the odd faint line near his eyes
    The Spider pattern under blacklight is not at all subtle, it is bold and obvious and there would be no question that it was there. Based on your description here I do not think your animal has Spider in it
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    Re: Red pupils on my blue eyed lucy

    My BEL (first pic) has the red pupils too, from most of the pictures I've seen of them they tend to have them.

    Black eyed Lucy's always have red pupils though (2nd pic)

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    Re: Red pupils on my blue eyed lucy

    Forgot to add my BEL was from a Mojave x Butter Pastel

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