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~*New addition!*~

Nice Robbie! Very nice snake. I too have a LTR. Her name is Crystal. And she is very tame herself. never a tail rattle or strike.
 
Was there ever a study done to see if the Bug eyed was a hurtful trait or just a bad gene that poped up withen breedings and then people just kept going for its look? anyone have any infos on this.
 
snakemaster24 said:
Looks like a pop eye due to inbreeding..pretty he/she robbie!
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With how many bug-eyed Leucy's are out there, you can have two completely unrelated leucy's produce a bug eyed baby.

measley said:
Congrats Robbie!!!! :p she/he's a pretty one!!
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Thanks!

Reptilekyle64 said:
Was there ever a study done to see if the Bug eyed was a hurtful trait or just a bad gene that poped up withen breedings and then people just kept going for its look? anyone have any infos on this.
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I honestly have no idea. As far as I know, it's a gene that pops up randomly because of how common the bug-eyes were in the original leucistics.
 
Those are pretty! I would be all "bug eyed" myself over those eyes though! They are really different!

Nice pick up!

Wayne
 
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