New Ghost- combos @ Dragoon Gecko..

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Have been impatiently waiting for some "new" Ghost stuff to arrive here @ Dragoon Gecko:
First half on the season was very quiet as we started out pretty late. Plus the Ghost offspring surely took their time to arrive;). Lost some clutches due to mold, and the first long awaited hatches from the project brought us happy and healthy "normal" ghost & non-ghost babys:).

And then those 2 hatched on the same day :smitten:..
Nr.1 - First "Albeys Linebred Snow Ghost (jungle) Raptor" (poss. Giant aswell, but time will tell ;))







And this little purple beauty should be the first "Albeys Linebred Snow Ghost Eclipse" (inc. female, poss. Giant):


Love the colours of both babys right out of the egg. I wonder how they look after the first sheds :)..
I really hope that with this new combination, we will be able by selective breeding to produce even better quality snow ghosts in future.

/Rebecca
 
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OhioGecko

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Congrats Rebecca they are beautiful. Keep us updated on the progress. Is there any chance that last one could be a Super Snow? Usually the Super Snows carry the black/grey tint all the way down the tail. I do see some yellow tubercles on it, I'm sure that is where the lavender is affecting the morph. Congrats again!
 
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OhioGecko said:
Congrats Rebecca they are beautiful. Keep us updated on the progress. Is there any chance that last one could be a Super Snow? Usually the Super Snows carry the black/grey tint all the way down the tail. I do see some yellow tubercles on it, I'm sure that is where the lavender is affecting the morph. Congrats again!
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Thank you so very much Thad :)!! Btw The pairing was Albeys "pure" LBS het Raptor (from FallenAngelsGeckos) and a Giant Ghost het. Raptor I produced myself (and visible "non-snow" Ghost) . I do not cross linebred snows with Mack Snows at all, and always take great care to make sure I know the parents genetics (one of the reasons why I just started to breed linebred snows, as it was hard to get the hands on HQ genetics you can trust).

So no Mack Snow genes at all at work here :main_robin: ;). BTW I know from breeding Mack Snow Ghosts over the past years that the Super Snow Gene will always "cover" the ghost-gene (as written in my geckotime article). As it was incubated for female, maybe the low incubation temps. or the Ghost Gene itself play a part in here to its phenotype. I am pretty sure after a few sheds this one will become super light.
But as always, time will tell ;-).
/Rebecca
 
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Congrats, those girls are awesome. i really like the purple tone on the second one and know how hard it is to keep that past a couple of sheds, but good luck with it anyway. Finally chased down a Mack Snow Ghost to breed eventually, what do you recommend for a male? i Have several to chose from including a giant Mack Snow. Thanks for any help you can give me and Congrats again!!!
 
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