calling all leo gurus need some help with this morph!!!

[your gecko guy]

Thank you for takeing a look at this for me. I posted an ad on this leo a few days ago. I got some replys I also sent the pics to leopardgecko.com for some info I was told that it was a snow raptor. Now the male is enigma het tremper the female was a super snow het tremper.Neither of them where het raptor ? I also breed my enigma to my raptor she was no hets I put both eggs in the same dish then this hatched so if it is a snow that means the raptor part is out? because neither the snow or engima are het raptor so would it be a tremper snow engima or a nova please help thx agin for your time

 

[your gecko guy]

thx agin

 

[Halley]

Looks like a Mack Tremper Enigma, to me!

 

[Sunrise Reptile]

MSTE! :main_thumbsup:

 

[paulnj]

mack tremper enigma. The eyes , while solid looking, are not eclipse eyes. Many enigmas hatch solid eyed, especially mack enigmas. BTW, NOT TO BE MEAN.... snow raptor:main_laugh::main_laugh:

 

[crotaphytidae]

Agreed, MSTE

 

[Skeeter]

looks like a snow

 

[Mel&Keith]

All of our Mack Snow Bell Enigmas from this season hatched with and kept solid to 3/4 solid red eyes. For some reason Mack Snow X Enigma = lots of solid eyes.

 

[your gecko guy]

Thank you all for your help and replys I will post more pics of the leo as it gets more mature thx agin

 

[fallen_angel]

SS x Enigma makes 100% Snow Enigmas. Both parents being het. tremper, 25% of the offspring should be tremper

 

[paulnj]

SS X enigma makes 50% snow enigma, 50% mack snow

 

[fallen_angel]

Sorry, I probably shouldn't post things before I truly/fully understand.. I thought Enigma was dominant?

 

[paulnj]

honest mistake. Think of enigmas as a mack snow where mack to non mack makes 50% macks. Too many theories out there on how the gene acts, so I won't attempt to name the way the gene acts.

 

[fallen_angel]

Okay thanks Paul