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bloodpython171

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This discription does not look recssive to me.

""Abs" first appeared here in 2005 from Eclipse times Raptor crosses. Since that time we have produced over 45 such geckos, which look almost identical to each other. Any dark body markings are actually concentrated brown pigment. Rows of dark spots or banding, yellow body color and some degree of carrot-tail is typical of an Ab. Some Ab eyes may be snake-eyed with black color and still have the red vein lines in the other half of the eye.

Ab crossed to another Ab gives all Abs. An Ab crossed to an Tremper Albino gives all Abs - het for albino.

This morph tends to be a "genetic enhancer" as it may unlock very nice and unusual pattern and color combinations when bred to other morphs, even in the first generation. I have test bred the Abs for 3 years and it is now time to put it out for everyone to work with and improve. There is so much yet to be learned about leopard geckos."


If an abyssinain was recessive the above highlighted text off of the link you provided would say, "abyssinain crossed with a tremper abino gives all normals het abyssinain het albino." In this case it seems more like it's dom than recessive.

I'd be inclined to add this "morph" to the Genetic's Sticky under dom at this time, but I will wait till there is more information from multiple breeders working with them.

I saw that also and Tremper made a mistake, he just didn't correct it. If you look at his leos for sale you'll see that many say "het" abyssinian. It is recessive.
 

Sol

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if you scroll over an image, a drop-down menu drops down, you select the IMG. code, and paste in here.
another way to do it is copy a link to the photo and place two of these things (
) around it.
When you do that it should turn out like this:
IMG_2070.jpg
 

Sol

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This discription does not look recssive to me.

""Abs" first appeared here in 2005 from Eclipse times Raptor crosses. Since that time we have produced over 45 such geckos, which look almost identical to each other. Any dark body markings are actually concentrated brown pigment. Rows of dark spots or banding, yellow body color and some degree of carrot-tail is typical of an Ab. Some Ab eyes may be snake-eyed with black color and still have the red vein lines in the other half of the eye.

Ab crossed to another Ab gives all Abs. An Ab crossed to an Tremper Albino gives all Abs - het for albino.

This morph tends to be a "genetic enhancer" as it may unlock very nice and unusual pattern and color combinations when bred to other morphs, even in the first generation. I have test bred the Abs for 3 years and it is now time to put it out for everyone to work with and improve. There is so much yet to be learned about leopard geckos."


If an abyssinain was recessive the above highlighted text off of the link you provided would say, "abyssinain crossed with a tremper abino gives all normals het abyssinain het albino." In this case it seems more like it's dom than recessive.

I'd be inclined to add this "morph" to the Genetic's Sticky under dom at this time, but I will wait till there is more information from multiple breeders working with them.
I think what he means by that is, the tremper albino carries genes that are compatible with the abyssinians, since they came out of trempers in the first place it is a tremper albino variation that when bred to a "true" tremper produces 100% abyssinians. Similar to breeding line bred snows with mack snows and producing super snows, their genes have common molecular structures, and therefore can join as if they were the same gene. Also, like he said, "we barely know anything about leopard geckos".
 
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bloodpython171

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What I was doing wrong was copying the link and pasting it in the "manage attachments" space, not just pasting it straight into this box.
 

Sol

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Nice looking Mack RAPTOR you got there! I'm the one who asked if my grandma could get the gecko from your house... Sol Hunter... my email is [email protected], do you think you could post a picture of the reverse striped raptor i was thinking of getting?
 

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