[Riverside Reptiles]

Very nice Antonio! Good to see some captive bred morphs hitting the market. I love the blue headed green morph and have a group of them myself that hopefully will be producing soon as well. How old are your girls?

[TarAntonio]

thanks

are born in june 2011

[Green-eyed Gecko]

hey antonio,

nice pictures - good to see they're doing well!

[tombo46]

This thread has been dead for a while so I thought I would post up this interesting little guy...





This guy was labelled up as a 66% poss het for Powder Blue. It came from a DH x DH (Lucy/Powder blue) pairing. Both parent's I believe came from Morgan (thehotchick1000). This would lead me to believe that because it is visually different but clearly not a powder blue, Morgan's Lucy would be a very very white Calico (and a bloody stunning one at that!) as the Lucy gene is thought to be simple recessive. I have also heard somewhere on here (might be Michael or Ethan) that Green Granites have produced from Calico/Calico pairings.

Seeing as this guy left the states looking like your regular wild-type Tokay hatchling and arrived to me looking like this I would say this transformation happened within a single shed and it is infact a Homozygous Calico.

Any thoughts?

[spiderlover]

i got myself a pair of lucy tokay also last week...please advise

male




female

[billewicz]

Very nice pair. I assume they were wild caught?

Down the road, pleas post your breeding results in terms of what the hatchlings look like.

Good luck and enjoy!

[spiderlover]

Originally Posted by billewicz

Very nice pair. I assume they were wild caught?

Down the road, pleas post your breeding results in terms of what the hatchlings look like.

Good luck and enjoy!

yes i will do that for sure...just wanna ask are there any information can find out the apperarance of different location?because i am living in hong kong,i get to see alot of tokay here from all different location...mostly from china i guess...today some body trying to offer a kwong dong tokay and crimes is the largest tokay sp male glowing to 16 inches...very confusing..please advise

[Green-eyed Gecko]

No pattern, no single dots, clear black eye-color - maybe no extreme metamorphosed calicos but real albinotic animals! I'm curious about the F1's! Good luck!
As far as I know some of the different looking rock-tokays from China and Vietnam were altered to Gekko reevesii!
Some of the giant tokays you can find on the internet are just faked ...so hopefully such a 16 inches animal really exists!

[spiderlover]

Originally Posted by Green-eyed Gecko

No pattern, no single dots, clear black eye-color - maybe no extreme metamorphosed calicos but real albinotic animals! I'm curious about the F1's! Good luck!
As far as I know some of the different looking rock-tokays from China and Vietnam were altered to Gekko reevesii!
Some of the giant tokays you can find on the internet are just faked ...so hopefully such a 16 inches animal really exists!

So that"s no way to tell them apart is it?I really wants to know,thanks

[Green-eyed Gecko]

Well I'm not foolproof, because there are so many different tokay-populations in SE-Asia (many of them are definitely are undefined different species). I keep Gekko reevesii on my own... their body- and head-shape looks different to Gekko gecko! So i would say it's more Gekko gecko.