panthergecko
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Well based on your current pics he's a super hypo tangerine. Check back in when he's older and I can probably morph him.
What morph is my leopard gecko???
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Well based on your current pics he's a super hypo tangerine. Check back in when he's older and I can probably morph him.
panthergecko
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"dirty"mack snow.
she has mixed genetics, but she is mack snow.
My gecko is "low class" mack snow too.
she has mixed genetics, but she is mack snow.
My gecko is "low class" mack snow too.
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athdaraxen
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I just got this gorgeous little guy. What do you think he could be? He just shed too. <3
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GarnerGeckos
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Hes a very good looking normal. Imo.
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athdaraxen
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I thought so. I'm just not used to seeing normals with bands. Or is that something that happens?
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GarnerGeckos
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As a baby a true normal does have bands. They fade as the gecko gets older.
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athdaraxen
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Ok, I only ever saw the adults. How awesome. He's gonna be all spotty and awesome.
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GarnerGeckos
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Do you have a brightwr picture?
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Hello, everyone!
I was wondering if anyone here could help me to identify the morph of my leopard gecko, Imoogi. I believe her to be only a few months old, perhaps 2 or 3, and she has been in my care for the past month. Since that time, she has developed orange coloration on her tail that was not there before, and her legs also appear to have more of an orange tint to them (which is sort of hard to tell in the photos, I apologize for the quality). The horizontal stripes on her back appear to be a greyish lavender color. She has a white band with black spots around the back of her head and two blueish spots above her eyes. I understand that coloration and pattern will change with growth, and that younger leopard geckos are usually harder to identify, but any input at all is greatly appreciated and I thank you all in advance.
I was told (by no reputable source) that she was some form of Mack Snow. Maybe this is true? I'd love to hear what you all have to say. The last photo is from a few weeks ago, the rest are from today post-shedding. Thank you again.
I was wondering if anyone here could help me to identify the morph of my leopard gecko, Imoogi. I believe her to be only a few months old, perhaps 2 or 3, and she has been in my care for the past month. Since that time, she has developed orange coloration on her tail that was not there before, and her legs also appear to have more of an orange tint to them (which is sort of hard to tell in the photos, I apologize for the quality). The horizontal stripes on her back appear to be a greyish lavender color. She has a white band with black spots around the back of her head and two blueish spots above her eyes. I understand that coloration and pattern will change with growth, and that younger leopard geckos are usually harder to identify, but any input at all is greatly appreciated and I thank you all in advance.
I was told (by no reputable source) that she was some form of Mack Snow. Maybe this is true? I'd love to hear what you all have to say. The last photo is from a few weeks ago, the rest are from today post-shedding. Thank you again.Attachments
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GarnerGeckos
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Normal. Pretty little thing though.
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adamhammer12
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Hey can you guys tell me what morph i have? the darker color is a purplish
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bud1988
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bud1988
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Hello, everyone!
I was wondering if anyone here could help me to identify the morph of my leopard gecko, Imoogi. I believe her to be only a few months old, perhaps 2 or 3, and she has been in my care for the past month. Since that time, she has developed orange coloration on her tail that was not there before, and her legs also appear to have more of an orange tint to them (which is sort of hard to tell in the photos, I apologize for the quality). The horizontal stripes on her back appear to be a greyish lavender color. She has a white band with black spots around the back of her head and two blueish spots above her eyes. I understand that coloration and pattern will change with growth, and that younger leopard geckos are usually harder to identify, but any input at all is greatly appreciated and I thank you all in advance.
That is a genetic of Mack Snow
amyleewolf
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So I've lost all faith in knowing what morph my lovely is. She was sold to me at a reptile show last year as a "hypo mack snow." Clearly the person was clueless because she's never been nor ever will be a hypo. I'm thinking either mack snow, mack snow jungle, or maybe even a high yellow? I have no clue anymore.
Depending on the temperature (if she spends a lot of time on the hot or cold side of her tank she'll be more yellow or more gray) and whether she's just shed or not (she's a brighter yellow right after a shed, but it fades within two or three days), her colors tend to shift slightly.
She's mostly yellow with some gray areas on her back and her tail is a purplish gray. And of course she has a really dark bold pattern to her (I love the smiley on her head).
Any ideas? I'll enclose a picture of her as a baby (when I got her) and one of what she looks like now (a year later) as well as one showing what she looks like right after a shed (when her colors are the brightest).
Depending on the temperature (if she spends a lot of time on the hot or cold side of her tank she'll be more yellow or more gray) and whether she's just shed or not (she's a brighter yellow right after a shed, but it fades within two or three days), her colors tend to shift slightly.
She's mostly yellow with some gray areas on her back and her tail is a purplish gray. And of course she has a really dark bold pattern to her (I love the smiley on her head).
Any ideas? I'll enclose a picture of her as a baby (when I got her) and one of what she looks like now (a year later) as well as one showing what she looks like right after a shed (when her colors are the brightest).
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