From Left To Right- (1-2) Yellow Based Lacewing (3 Juvenile) Yellow Based Lacewing, Opaline (4 Juvenile) Yellow Based Lacewing

From Left To Right- (1-2) White Based Lacewing (3) White Based Lacewing, Opaline (4 Juvenile) White Based Lacewing, Opaline

Body Color: White or light yellow.

Head, Throat Spot And Wing Markings: Light cinnamon brown, with light cinnamon throat spots.

Cheek Patches: Pale Violet

Main Tail Feathers: Light Cinnamon with a brown quill.

Feet And Leg Color: Pink

Eye color and iris at maturity: Red/ruby eyes with white iris.

Mature Adult Cere Color: Pink to purple in males. Light blue/white to tan in females depending on if they are in breeding condition.

Genetic Information: Lacewing is a combined mutation of INO and cinnamon, and is sex-linked (located on the x chromosome) needing only one copy of the gene to be visual in a female, and two copies of the gene to be visible in males. For a female to have this mutation she must show it visually, while a male can have it in a split (hidden) form. 

Lacewings can mask any mutation with the exception of: Texas clearbody, which is dominant to INO.

Suffusion: Many lacewings also have what is called "suffusion". They will have a tint where their body color would normally be on the chest, belly and rump in shades of green and sometimes grey in certain light. This is not unusual, but is not a good quality to breed for.