Appearance: The base color of the lavender leopard gecko is lavender or purple, with black spots or stripes added. A mainly yellow body will have big patches or stripes of this lavender color. Though some geckos lose their lavender color as they age, so don’t become too attached to it. Genetic cross: The albino strains, […]
Marble Eye Creation: A recently found and quite interesting mutation is the Marble Eye. The feature is recessive and results in a morph with an eye that resembles a marble in three dimensions, thus the name. Reptiles created the recessive mutation known as Marble Eye in 2006. A recently found and quite intriguing mutation is
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A High Yellow Leopard Gecko has little black markings and a large amount of yellow on its body. There were just two morphs of Leopard Geckos available when they were first brought to the United States: Normals and High Yellows. This was the initial iteration of the Leopard Gecko’s ‘designer’ morphs. It is simply a
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History of Origin Albey Scholl of Albey’s Too Cool Reptiles invented the Halloween masks in the late 1990s when he started experimenting with a unique gecko he had just bought. The project was given to Paul Allen of Bright Albino after many years of line breeding and demonstrating the head pattern qualities, and then to
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No prior history Appearance differs from other morphs: Line breeding has produced the phenotypic Glow Madness, which has crisp patterning and sharp contours. A tidy tail is one of the desired characteristics of a good grade Glow Madness. Table
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Ron Tremper created the Giant morph in 2000. It is believed that the Giant morph is an incomplete dominant feature. Moose, the first Giant created by Ron Tremper, was a Super Giant. He weighed an incredible 156 grams. Giant Morph Stages The Giant morph includes three stages: Normal, Giant, and SuperGiant. The trait is not
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Unique Character: Normal Leopard Geckos, also known as Wild Type Leopard Geckos, are typically dull yellow in appearance with numerous black patches. The tail will have spots of black and white on it. The only morphs accessible before the advent of all the colorful morphs were Normals and High Yellows. Appearance: The head of newborns
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Development of G Project Actually, the “G Project” began in 2006. The first goal was to create leopard geckos that looked “greener.” Red Stripes, Eclipse and Raptors byproducts, Jungle Giants, and other samples served as the project’s initial ingredients. “The G Project” is still a mashup of various projects today. So in a manner, referring
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Development and Breeding of Firebold Carlo Maia developed the Tangerine brand Firebold. Italian breeder Carlo Maia developed a particularly rare strain of Tangerine Bolds called Firebolds. A Monsoon Reptiles’ Electric Bandt cross served as the project’s original male. Then Carlo bred him into different tangerines, such Afghan Tangerine, Redstripe, Hyper Xanthic, and others. GeckoBoa began
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Although the shared traits of Enigmas might vary quite a little, white tails and blotches rather than the bands observed in conventional hatchlings are always present in the newborns. As they grow older, the blotches turn into speckles, giving adult Enigmas a highly distinctive appearance. The effect the Enigma produces when paired with other morphs
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