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[hayley13]

just wanted a few opinions could this be classed as a light creamsicle

 

[bluevapor]

What are the parents?I have some that look like that

 

[hayley13]

this is dad a hypo tug snow

this is mum suppose to be a hypo aberrant patternless

 

[tiedxupxinxknots]

I would call it a hypo snow, it takes a couple generations to consider it a creamsicle i think..

 

[acpart]

It looks more like a creamsicle than most of the other geckos I've seen recently that are supposed to be creamsicles.

Aliza

 

[bluevapor]

Ya i dont think mom is a patternless.So if that is a hyposnow,is that what the first year of a creamcicle would look like?Do you have a pic of when it hatched?It kinda looks like some of the stuff in my any ideas thread.

 

[hayley13]

Can't find one of it just hatched but this one is when it was a bit younger

 

[Angrychair]

i call it cute

 

[DrCarrotTail]

I don't understand how the snow gene manifests itself with other traits very well so was wondering - Can it be a snow if it has that little bit of carrot tail? It doesn't seem to have very much as a hatchling but definitely does in the more recent photo...

 

[bluevapor]

heres the one i hatched

 

[hayley13]

That looks really similar to mine, ive been trying to find out what I can class it as coz I've had so many different opinions from people. I have an adult creamsicle myself and it looks very similar to it which is why I wondered if this one can be classed as it as well