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Old 11-25-2009, 10:13 PM
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Default Pictus morphs with pictures :)

this is some of my pictus collection. These little guys have grabbed my attention and captivated me. They are always full of spunk and spudder, and love a good cricket battle royal!
Adult red male

My Holdback snow female from this past year


the begaining of a line bred BOLD project

Good ol xanthic

Partial Tri-stripe..

young red male

Red hatchling

This next gecko I HOPE to be a Axanthic. I will be working on proving this out this coming year. It hatched from my red group, white and black, No red or yellow not even in the eyes.

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Pics of my original snows can be found here.
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Old 11-25-2009, 10:17 PM
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Also wanted to mention a friend of mine has a purple pictus with solid black eyes. I thik its unproven but awesome looking none the less. Maybe he will post pics for you guys
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wow those are very nice geckos i love that little axanthic one and if you can i would love to see the purple one
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That xanthic picta is a great example of how nice that morph can be. The "young red male" is also very nice.
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it wouldn't be this guy would it yeller?



that was when i first got him he lost his tail in shipping i will take some new pics later of him
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Yup!!!
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Wow that one is amazing how long have you had it and is the color fading as it gets older?
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Hello, I am very new to all this to bear with me. I am a graduate student working with various geckos and one project involves Pictus color morphs. If any one can send me any information on morphs that they have observed/bred and the possible genetic/breeding patterns observed I would be very grateful. We have never heard of the "snow" morph but upon looking at our collection in the lab it appears that we may have one. I thank you all for your time in responding.
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Hello, I am very new to all this to bear with me. I am a graduate student working with various geckos and one project involves Pictus color morphs. If any one can send me any information on morphs that they have observed/bred and the possible genetic/breeding patterns observed I would be very grateful. We have never heard of the "snow" morph but upon looking at our collection in the lab it appears that we may have one. I thank you all for your time in responding.

Very rare "rainbow" morph picta:

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The snow genetics are still being figured out. But as of the date 100% of the offspring from my group have been noticeably lighter with no "normal" colored babies. A few of them are extremely light as well.
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