ask about eclipse
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I'm not positive on the feet, but yes on the nose.
Enigmatic_Reptiles
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Like Kristi said, yes to the nose, but typically the feet have white as well (amount varies and typically the front more than the back).
Eclipse trait express white washed nose about 99% of the time,
You do get the odd now and then with a standed looking nose.
Here's a Talbino eclipse with standed nose.
http://www.geckosetc.com/images/avail/Available Pictures/RPM11_Leye_600.jpg
http://www.geckosetc.com/images/avail/Available Pictures/RPM11_Reye_600.jpg
White feet i don't find relevant to the Eclipes trait,
As i've seen white feet on leo's that are not Homozygous Eclipse.
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Quantumhigh
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What about Het eclipse?
Are there identifying marking that point to a het eclipse? Reason asking, my Super Snow has some of her toes completely whited out pretty cool looking if I could line breed the piebaldism effect to cover more of the feet. She was proven out this season as being het for eclipse.
I think if heard somewhere what het eclipse will show a peppered effect type pattern of black mainly seen in the tail? Is this true?
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A fair amount of Super snows with no Eclipse ancestory express washed out feet/legs.
Quantumhigh
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cool, what about the peppered effect (small faint black spotting)?
Sorry not sure about that.
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i dont understand eclipse anymore... lol. i wish it was just as simpke as black eyes.
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