From what I heard, Super Snow Trempers do not have red eyes as adults,LeosForLess said:Super snow tremper and bell, red eyed blazing
A&M Gecko said:I think this is a new red eye mutation that is not related with the raptor eye mutation. It works in the same way then raptors, you can have snake eyes as well. It pop out this year from my sunglow/hybino breeding, the red eye has some white marble speckles in it which makes it different then raptors. I never crossed raptors in this line and that is why I am confident is a new genetic trait. Any of you with sunglow/hybino please let me know if you have any that look like this. I checked my tabs and all the animals with the red eyes have come from the same tub # with 2 females in it. They will be placed back to the same male to see if this happens again the next season and also all the red eye glow and snake eye glow I hatched were all females and will be placed for next season back with daddy to see if we can hatch more of these beauties.
I am very excited about this new project, like I did not have already enough, lol, but this red eye is awesome with those white marble sparkles in it.
Any comment or opinion will be great.
Regards Alberto
That is not true, not all of them, and there is a reason for that. If you started out with a low temperature SSA, or let one "cool" as it grew than yes it would be true. Just like most of the Tremper Albinos they are sensitive to cooler temps, it will make their skin and even eyes darken some. The same can be said for any "Raptor" Albino, they would still be red.From what I heard, Super Snow Trempers do not have red eyes as adults,
Its pretty dark like regular super snows
KelliH said:The Red Eyed Enigma eyes are weird. The best way I can describe it is like a Bell albino eye with a red tinted contact lens in it. They are not solid red like a Raptor, but are much redder than a regular Bell eye. They are amazing is what they are.
GroovyGeckos.com said:OK so who is going to make a Super Snow Blazing Enigma? I call dibs