Blue Eye Lucy's???

[akaangela]

Ok I want to know what the difference in BEL's look like between the morphs. For example does a super mojo look like a super lesser or super YB? I am also interested in the difference between youth and adult.

If you have photos please post them. Thanks.

 

[B&C Ball Pythons]

Give this a looksee

http://www.worldofballpythons.com/morphs/

 

[karlsboa]

A super Mojave has a dark head and neck though I've heard of very few that were all white. Super lessers and lesser/mojaves look the same all white very nice looking.

 

[R. Eventide]

What everyone else has said, so far. :-]

Super Fires are black-eyed-leucistics and super Yellowbellies are Ivories, not blue-eyed leucistics. So those are completely different. (The black-eyed can have yellow on them, depending on what line of Fires you use.)

The only blue-eyed leucistics that I've heard are somewhat different are Super Mojaves (obvious differences, as Karl mentioned) and Super Russos, which are called White Diamonds because they're supposedly the most pure white BEL. I have never seen White Diamonds in person, though, so I don't know how true this is.

As for the other combos, the pictures I've seen all look pretty much the same. But again, I've never seen 'em in person.

 

[rcpreis3]

I met Vin in Daytona and saw a couple of white diamonds, they were very clean. Made me wanna buy a het Russo,

 

[Abby]

If you scroll about half-way down my page (linked below) you can see all the info you could ever need for all of the Leucistic complex morphs, including Blue eyed, black eyed and ivories as well as any morphs that are compatible with them but don't make leucistics. Hope this helps

http://wallflowersmorphguide.weebly.com/co-dominant.html