Tangelo - Line of tangerine Tremper albinos originally thought to act co-dom or recessive. Most agree that it is line bred like other tangerine lines. At this time he was downsizing, so he sent the project to Luca who then line bred them to what they are now. Note: Sunrise and Sunsets derived originally from Blizzards crossed into Tangelos.
Extensive further test breedings have confirmed the tangerine acts as a line bred. Sunsets and Sunrises should come from the original Nick Stark line. Super Snow line bred for speckling. Possibly het for Blizzard or Murphy.
Combo Morphs Note many of these names were originally created to market a combination of base morphs as a new morph. They can be useful in shortening up names and one should be familiar with them whether they use them or not.
I have listed the common ones seen in the hobby although some have tried to tag more combos with their own versions of names. Most of these others are desperate attempts to market their animals and are not worth noting.
Combos not associated with a strain of albino. Note: Creamsicles and Snowglows need many years of line breeding tangerine into the snow line before they should be called one. These are to represent the very best of these line bred animals. Creamsicles were pioneered by JMG reptiles and traditionally came from those bloodlines. Now it is commonplace among most breeders to say any Tremper Eclipse is a Raptor as these are the only components predictably inherited.
Sometimes you will see geckos labeled Banded or Jungle Raptor to distinguish pattern. It is also fine to just label raptors as "Tremper Eclipses". Note that many will only call the patternless version raptors.
Either way it doesn't matter as people will debate this until the end of time. Just be aware that the debate exists and it doesn't really matter since it is just a random visual difference that distinguishes them. Good luck! Marketing name not commonly used anymore but can be used to describe this variation. Tremper het Eclipse is typically what should be used as the patternless is highly variable. When written by itself it typically means the Tremper albino version.
The other albinos would include the albino name i. Care must be taking when breeding these as eclipse can hide behind the Blizzard gene thus making it indistinguishable from a non eclipse. Plenty of DBs being sold these days are really just Blazing Blizzards.
True pied should be a separate gene and not a random by-p roduct of another. Unique white hatchlings with pink 'Mack Super Snow' markings and solid red eyes! Homozygous for Patternless and Tremper Albino, two recessive mutations. Absolutely stunning! Gorgeous soft buttery lemon yellow coloration.
We find these to be among the most attractive of all leopard gecko morphs. Much more difficult to produce from scratch due to trait linkage and therefore a bit rarer in captive collections than the Patternless Las Vegas form. Heterozygous for Mack Snow, a codominant mutation, and homozygous for Patternless and Tremper Albino, two recessive mutations. Essentially a very pale looking Patternless Tremper Albino, but with really cool eyes.
Homozygous for Mack Snow, a codominant mutation, and homozygous for Patternless and Tremper Albino, two recessive mutations. Like all albino Mack Super Snows, these have those amazing solid deep ruby red eyes, which can range in color from medium red to dark 'bing cherry' blackish red.
Homozygous for Las Vegas Albino, a recessive mutation. The second strain of Albino to be discovered, not genetically compatible with the Tremper or Bell line. Many folks believe these to be superior to other albinos as they often tend to remain lighter and more yellow in color. In truth, they seem better to work if intense yellows is your goal in breeding, while Tremper seems better for enhancing oranges.
But no breeder is complete without some of both! Heterozygous for Mack Snow, a codominant mutation, and homozygous for Las Vegas Albino, a recessive mutation. Homozygous for Mack Snow, a codominant mutation, and homozygous for Las Vegas Albino, a recessive mutation. Hatchlings appear as pale pink and white Albinos, showing the lineated pattern typical of Mack Super Snows.
Possessing deep solid ruby red eyes, these are outstanding! Homozygous for Patternless and Las Vegas Albino, two recessive mutations. We've been out-crossing these to our High Yellow Bloodlines, and some of these have the brightest lemon yellow imaginable. Heterozygous for Mack Snow, a codominant mutation, and homozygous for Patternless and Las Vegas Albino, two recessive mutations. These essentially appear as very pale Albino Patternless hatchlings, with the reduced yellow one would expect from a Mack.
Homozygous for Mack Snow, a codominant mutation, and homozygous for Patternless and Las Vegas Albino, two recessive mutations. These three traits combined create yet another truly outstanding gecko. Homozygous for Bell Albino, a recessive mutation. The third strain of Albino to be discovered, not genetically compatible with the Tremper or Las Vegas line.
We initially ignored this one, thinking two albinos was enough already, but after seeing the effect they had when combined with the Enigma trait, we relented and added them to our colonies. Heterozygous for Mack Snow, a codominant mutation, and homozygous for Bell Albino, a recessive mutation. Yet another interesting member of the increasing Mack Snow morph group. Homozygous for Mack Snow, a codominant mutation, and homozygous for Bell Albino, a recessive mutations.
Homozygous for Blizzard, a recessive mutation. Completely patternless, with only faint traces of yellow coloration remaining, these are true Leucistic Leopard Geckos. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. If I cross these what will I get?
Thread starter geckboy Start date Jul 29, Messages 10 Location va. Log in Register. Search titles only. Search Advanced search…. New posts. Search forums. Log in. Install the app. Dark Theme. Contact us.
0コメント