Galaxy vs Supernova?

[SpaceCadet]

Just wondering what the differences are between Supernovas and Galaxies because they seem similar.

Thanks!

 

[tb144050]

(not checked for accuracy...I wouldn't know anyway..hehe) I hope this helps.??


Supernova:

A Super Nova is a combination morph of the Enigma trait, Super Snow trait and the RAPTOR morph. The appearance of a Super Nova is a nearly all white gecko with a faint Super Snow Albino Enigma pattern, most of them show white noses and white feet due to the eclipse trait. Several Super Novas have been produced by far.

source^^: leopardgeckowiki
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Galaxy:

Super Snow Eclipse aka GALAXY/ Total Eclipse. This is a a very exciting new morph for us to work with at DVM Exotics. The Galaxy is a Super Snow Eclipse aka Total Eclipse that may be the foundation for creating the Pied Leopard gecko. On an individual basis, this morph has created some leopard geckos that have white legs, white tails, white rings around the necks and white faces. There are variable degrees of the white patterning even to the point where some have white patches giving them a pied appearance. We will be crossing our Galaxy male into a Super Snow Albino het eclipse and a Mack Snow Eclipse. We will also be breeding our Galaxy Male (Super Snow Eclpise) to a WY Mack Snow with hopes of creating WY Galaxies aka the Universe.

source^^: DVM Exotics - Page 15

 

[Treefolk]

Yes, correct. Only shared genes are Mack super snow and eclipse.

 

[VampyreByte]

In short. What a Super Nova has that a Galaxy doesn't have is:

Tremper albino gene and
Enigma