Ciliatus morph (one pic)

[Aury]

Hi everybody!

This is my new sweet crested gecko directly from Hamm:

morph? I think he is brown or chocolate, isn't he? :?:

 

[Aury]

Nobody?

 

[AWL Reptiles]

Wow awesome fella!!
To bad I've not learned the crested morphs..

 

[X-Geckos]

chocolate with white fringes..i'm not a expert about cresties morph,but i'm sure about fringes :wink: he is a really nice one!

 

[Aury]

Thank you all!
He's so funny, seems to have lipstick! :mrgreen:

 

[Palex134]

buckskin, a dark one, they used to be the "normal morph" but Im not too sure anymore. I still find them beautiful, they are becoming increasingly uncommon, and you have a gorgeous male! Congrats!

 

[Aury]

buckskin, a dark one, they used to be the "normal morph" but Im not too sure anymore. I still find them beautiful, they are becoming increasingly uncommon, and you have a gorgeous male! Congrats!

:mrgreen:

My cresty (named Dioniso!) thanks you all!

I hope that he gives birth with my sweet female as soon as possible!
This is a pic of my female (named Iria):

 

[Preston Cook]

I would sat its a chocolate, buckskins are much lighter.

 

[Palex134]

note how I said "dark one", I am just going by original morphs, If I wanted, I could have called it a blonde spotted fudgesicle, but I prefer buckskin.

 

[Preston Cook]

If you called it a blonde spotted fudgesicle it would look like this.

Just trying to keep names official., as the founders of crested geckos would have wanted. I think morph names get to thrown around to hype up the gecko.

 

[Palex134]

Just trying to keep names official., as the founders of crested geckos would have wanted. I think morph names get to thrown around to hype up the gecko.

and that is exactly why It is called a buckskin. No hype. Keeping it original. Nice effort on the picture, it acually looks like the gecko!

 

[Preston Cook]

But its not a buckskin. If you look in the rhac books there buckskin and theres chocolate.

 

[miguel camacho!]

doesnt look buckskin to me. as far as i know, buckskins are plain with no pattern. there is definitely some unique white color in there ive never seen without a well-contrasted pattern to the back, usually like a flame. very very pretty. is that in its "fired up" mode or not?