Any idea what this baby is?

[girliegir103]

This baby is from a hypo xanthic x tangerine emerine breeding. Any idea what it is? It was just hatched in this picture.

 

[Enigmatic_Reptiles]

I am sorry but I think you should try to figure it out and then ask us for confirmation. I am always happy to help people when they have exhausted the ability to come to a conclusion on their own...but this is the second one in a couple days. You honestly will enjoy being able to ID your own geckos and explain to people why it is what you say it is. So give us your shot on what you think it is and then people can chime in.

 

[girliegir103]

Really? I was just looking for a little help. Leo genetics are a lot more difficult for me to understand/read up on with all of the different traits and combo traits. Any good suggestions for morph calculators then? Bc I can't find any of the parents genetics on any calculator I have tried.

 

[im faster]

you cant find them because they are just line bred traits..

so there is NO way to know what this gecko will be until its and adult and then what it most looks like is what it is. or you would just call it a cross..

 

[Imperial Geckos]

Leo genetics are a lot more difficult for me to understand/read up on with all of the different traits and combo traits

You don't understand their genetics...yet you are breeding them??? :inquisitive:

 

[katie_]

Really? I was just looking for a little help. Leo genetics are a lot more difficult for me to understand/read up on with all of the different traits and combo traits. .

Thats why I waited a whole year, and am still waiting to breed. It isnt just about putting a male in with a female - thats the easy part.

 

[eyelids]

I'd call it freakin' awesome! Pattern wise an Aberrant, but a unique one... Sorry you got such a lashing... You named the parents and posted a pic which is a lot more than most of the threads here...

 

[RampantReptiles]

Didnt even name them right....

A HypER Xanthic is a gecko with extra bright yellow.
An Emerine is a emerald tangerine gecko, so it exhibits orange and green. Saying its a tangerine emerine is redundant.

http://leopardgeckowiki.com/index.php?title=Category:Morphs
http://vmsherp.com/LearningCenter.htm
http://jmgreptile.com/breedingprojects.html

 

[Dimidiata]

its an intresting pattern, but the others are correct. Learning to ID what you are producing is important. better yet, learning all the possible outcomes of your pairing is far more important. No ones trying to be mean or rude, we are trying to help.

 

[katie_]

I got a lashing when I joined.
I learned from it.

 

[GeckoCrossing]

I got a lashing when I joined.
I learned from it.

+1

 

[stager]

On the positive side I love it! Now get to learnin! That patern is crazy