Unique Features: A polygenic trait is electric. Kelli Hammack, a developer for HISS, created the Electric line. Similar to the Tangerine Tornado bloodline, but with a higher proportion of the lighter orange color on the body, this lineage has a more atypical reddish orange pattern. Table
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Origin of this line: Several Tangerine lines, including A&M, Masterpiece, TUG, and Albey, made up this line. Matt Baronak assisted in socializing the line in around 2011, which helped them reach a wider audience. Distinguish Trait: Compared to the bold tail, the Atomic line creates less strong oranges in the body. Table
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Morph Origin: Afghan Leopard Gecko crossed with Tangerines, developed by Ultimate Gecko. Appearance: The body coloring of Afghan Tangerines is primarily orange-yellow, with undertones of black and purple-blue patterns. Table
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A paradox is a seemingly unrelated event that should never occur on a Leo. An albino leopard gecko with a black spot, for instance, would be paradoxical because all albino leopard geckos are amelanistic (cannot create black pigment). Or a leopard gecko with some markings but no pattern. Paradox Leopard Gecko’s Head: A Paradox Leopard
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Origin of Patternless The Patternless, the first known recessive Leopard Gecko mutation, was made public in 1991. It was initially mistakenly labeled as a Leucistic mutation and given the new name Patternless in 1995, not long after the Blizzard (Leucistic) mutation was found. When a stripe and a reverse stripe are bred together, a polygenic
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Which crossing is responsible for originating this leopard? They originated from rare crossings of Blood lines, Gecko Genetics (Mandarin), and Pacific green/Sykes emerine. The brand was started in 2010 with a really special gecko hatch. Unique feature among morphs: Some really unusual geckos that kept their purple coloration on their heads and bodies. Matt from
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Distinguish trait: A gecko with the Red Stripe trait will have an orange or yellow body with two red coloured stripes encircling a dorsal stripe. Some Red Stripe morph geckos have sharp outlines, while others have softer ones. This characteristic has no effect on the head. Red-colored stripes run down either side of the dorsal
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Why does the reverse stripe differ from others stripe morph? Any striped morph with a single dorsal stripe is known as a reverse stripe. The eye-eclipse gene and this gene are frequently related. A polygenic trait is reverse stripe. A leopard gecko with reverse stripes will have a line running from the base of the
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Which characters are responsible for knowing this leopard as snake eyes leopard gecko? A variant of the Eclipse morph known as Snake Eyes can also appear in the Blizzard and Tremper Eclipses. The amount of Snake Eye is typically expressed as a percentage when sold. A leopard gecko with a snake eye that covers 75%
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Which gene is used to breed gem snow leopard geckos? One of the four distinct forms of snow is the gem snow. Jim Holler first developed Gem Snows from Reptilian Gems. A distinct dominant snow gene is used to breed gem snows. Their bodies might be white, pale yellow, or lavender. They can have a
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