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Stuart Marquis
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 Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2008 1:43 am Post subject: Best combo to produce Blue Eyed Leucys??? |
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Hi
I understand that there are a few combinations that can be bred to produce these. Do the ratio's of offspring produced vary depending upon the combo used? What's the most common combo being used?
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DrAdam
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| Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2008 11:49 am Post subject: |
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I dont know about the hatchling ratios... I would think that is pretty random no matter what combo you use....
I'm lead to believe that the lesser x mojo produces the nicest BEL. 
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unless you use a visual bel as one half of your pairing all the pairing's will have the same odds at producing a bel and that's 1 in 4  ive heard that lesser x mojo produce a wicked bel and ive seen a pic of a russo x lesser and that was really snow white.lesser x lesser bels are also stunningly white
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Stuart Marquis
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| Posted: Sun Feb 17, 2008 10:00 pm Post subject: |
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| Thanks guys. So is anyone producing BEL's in the UK yet? I'm not hugely into royal morphs but I would like to produce some of these. |
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there will be a few people pairing up for bels i would imagine this year thats the blue eyed version.i would also imagine eric is shooting for black eyes this year as is paul and im sure there will be a couple more on the black eyed trail.i think scott has paired up for blue eyes this winter
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Stuart Marquis
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Yeah I prefer the blue eyed version. Not sure I'd pay for a visual though (about £7K aren't they?). Much more fun to produce your own anyway!  |
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yeah you may as well buy the ingrediants for a lot less and enjoy making your own
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These are 2 of mine from last year. These were both lesser to lesser and completely white. Those with Mojave tend to have some colouration to their heads. As stated lesser platinum, mojave, Russo etc all produce BELS in a 1 in 4 ratio when mated together or 1 in 2 if mated directly to a BEL animal.
What's prettiest....a Blue EL, A Black EL or the Ivory??
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I saw these on your website Dave, which is very nice by the way, and I just thought WOW  they really are stunning!
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