420Geckos said:It's a little hard to follow, but according to this they are compatible.
EDIT: I will say on my part that it's definitely not recessive. Last year I hatched a "Snake Eye" Mack Snow from a "Snake Eye" Blizzard.
Golden Gate Geckos said:You cannot compare Blazing Blizzard eyes to Blizzard eyes because the Blazings have the albino influence. I have been working with Blizzards for many years, and have yet to figure out how the eclipse eye genetics work in this morph. I'm going to go out on a limb and say I have a 'hunch' that the eclipse eye in the Blizzard morph may be the 'super' form... in which case it is dominant or at least co-dominant. Other 'eclipse' eye traits (albino) are acting more like recessive.
Time will tell...
LOL... what I am saying is, that the albino 'eclipse' and the blizzard 'eclipse' are two completely different genetic mutations. So, if a Blazing Blizzard has 'eclipse' eyes, it may be influenced by the albino OR the blizzard... I don't think it is a factor of both. (yet!)Gazz said:???? So what your saying is ???.
Golden Gate Geckos said:LOL... what I am saying is, that the albino 'eclipse' and the blizzard 'eclipse' are two completely different genetic mutations. So, if a Blazing Blizzard has 'eclipse' eyes, it may be influenced by the albino OR the blizzard... I don't think it is a factor of both. (yet!)
It hasn't been proven that the eye traits between the blizzard and the albino are the same. Since a Blazing Blizzard is an albino/blizzard, the snake eye trait could be due to the blizzard genetics, or it could be due to the albino genetics. If you cross a snake-eyed blazing blizzard with an eclipse/snake eyed blizzard and got eclipse or snake eyed offspring, you would only be proving out the blizzard eye trait.A got a blizzard with one jet balck eye and one snake eye, and i put hen with a snake eye blazing blizzard...so, I wont get any snake eyes or black eyes from them?? It's better to put a normal eyed blizzard with him?