Emerine Albino

[caKed]

I got her late August when she was about 2-3 months old. She just keeps gettin better... hard to get pics of her because shes so active, so sorry for the bad pics. Ill try to take more later

 

[robin]

she is very pretty but what is the difference between her and a tangerine albino?

 

[MiamiLeos]

she is very pretty but what is the difference between her and a tangerine albino?

i'm curious as well because she doesn't show much of a sign of being emerine. maybe she is het?

 

[robin]

as far as i know emerines are a line bred trait

 

[IceFyre]

Very touchy JML.
Very NICE gecko non the less

 

[BioWorkZ]

She is beautiful. I love the orange outlining her patterns.

 

[Sol]

looks a lot like a firewater, really nice coloration!

 

[Kristi23]

Very pretty gecko!

 

[thestack510]

I would venture to guess that the breeder informed him or her that this is an Emerine Albino. It does resemble my own Emerine Albino cross that was hatched in house last season, and it looks to be developing into a very nice Leo. Much like the father of the cross which is an Emerine Albino direct from Tremper. Good luck with her in the future.

 

[thestack510]

she is very pretty but what is the difference between her and a tangerine albino?

An Emerine Albino is a Tangerine Albino so you will find no difference there other than it being from the Emerine line originated by Tremper as opposed to another Tangerine line.

 

[thestack510]

ALL Tangerines are line bred, but I'm failing to see why that point is being driven. The Emerald will not show on an albino animal. A buyer should be able to trust the information passed on from the breeder regarding genealogy. I think that is all that is going on.

 

[thestack510]

Gotcha. :main_thumbsup:

 

[Neo.Reptiliac]

So why would you have an emerine albino if you cant see the green in it. (Very pretty albino none the less. I like it a lot.) Just curious is all. If you bred it back to something else, would the green be present some how?

 

[robin]

So why would you have an emerine albino if you cant see the green in it. (Very pretty albino none the less. I like it a lot.) Just curious is all. If you bred it back to something else, would the green be present some how?

i would assume it would depend mainly on the amount of lavender and the amount of orange.
(thats what makes it have that green look)

 

[thestack510]

So why would you have an emerine albino if you cant see the green in it. (Very pretty albino none the less. I like it a lot.) Just curious is all. If you bred it back to something else, would the green be present some how?

Yes Steph, the green tends to show up in the non albino offspring of my Emerine Albino x Enigma crosses often. Emerine albinos are also the Tangerine Albino with the highest color contrast compared to other Tang Albinos in my opinion. Case and point Trempers other Tangerine Albino line, the Tangelos, which look very different from the Albino Emerines. I have males from both lines.

 

[caKed]

Thanks all for the comments, the pictures def. do not do it justice. She is an amazing lookin gecko

 

[ILoveGeckos14]

I don't agree that an emerine albino is just a tangerine albino because emerines have the patternless stripe gene from raptors and not all tangerine albinos have the patternless stripe lineage. Emerine implies slightly different genetics than a tang albino.

Very nice pick-up btw!

 

[cj.thomas21]

I love it.

 

[thestack510]

You two are wild. :main_laugh: Back to the Emerine Albino. She's sweeeeet!

 

[rawson5084]

Very pretty