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Stuart
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angel148
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| Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 2:05 am Post subject: |
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| The EggMan wrote: | | Herpquest wrote: | | The EggMan wrote: | | Right, so wheres your reply to the black eyed lucy thread? |
Paul's opinion was not directed at me. He has never contacted me or asked me about the availability or cost of any of my Fires or Blackeyed Leucistics. |
Well I'm pretty sure he wouldnt make it up for no reason..... |
Just to clear this up as my name has been mentioned. I replied to the add for BELs on Reptileweb. It had the below picture advertising the animals from Ember Reptiles that I quote
The three founding members are namely: -
Firstly Eric Page-Davies AKA Eric Davies (Herpquest).
It was not Eric that I corresponded with directly.
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Young_Gun
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| Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 10:49 am Post subject: |
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I thought leucistic meant patternless?
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Herpquest
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| Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 11:25 am Post subject: |
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| Young_Gun wrote: | I thought leucistic meant patternless?
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It does. The one pictured is a Paradox Leucistic. It does not have a discernable pattern. There have not been any blackeyed leucistics bred anywhere that are completely white all over. They all have varying degrees of small yellow patches.
Blue eyed, Yes there are a few, but most have a faint yellow line down the spine.
Ralph Davis recently hatched a completely white ball that he produced from a het for pied lesser platty male and a piebald female, but that one does not have dark eyes.
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angel148
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| Posted: Sat Oct 13, 2007 11:33 am Post subject: |
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| Herpquest wrote: | | Young_Gun wrote: | I thought leucistic meant patternless?
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It does. The one pictured is a Paradox Leucistic. It does not have a discernable pattern. There have not been any blackeyed leucistics bred anywhere that are completely white all over. They all have varying degrees of small yellow patches.
Blue eyed, Yes there are a few, but most have a faint yellow line down the spine.
Ralph Davis recently hatched a completely white ball that he produced from a het for pied lesser platty male and a piebald female, but that one does not have dark eyes. |
There are several Black Eyed Leucistics that have been bred in the States that are completely white ALL over. They have NO yellow marking what so ever and no black scales. To highlight this fact I was sold an offspring of one of these clean BELs, he has the tiniest yellow patch on his tail but apart from that, NOTHING else. Most of the other breeder have not had the same success.
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