Carrot tailed mack snow

[LugiaLover]

I've been thinking about maybe producing a few of these. My original thought was to take a super snow and breed it with hypo/super hypo tangerine carrot tail females and breeding those babies together, but now I'm thinking of maybe using a snow ghost instead. Which would produce the best looking geckos?

 

[leoman777]

The Super Snow is basically an axanthic mutation, meaning it takes away all yellow pigmentation, so it also takes away any trace of carrot tail...so its impossible

 

[LugiaLover]

But when you breed the super snow to non snows, you get snows. The carrot tail females will have no snow genes. Snows can have yellow and black pigmentation.

 

[Robber]

But when you breed the super snow to non snows, you get snows. The carrot tail females will have no snow genes. Snows can have yellow and black pigmentation.

But the yellow is usually reduced most near the head and tail, so not sure what that would get you in terms of tail color, although I think some of the hypo snows are neat on their own just due to the body coloration.

 

[LugiaLover]

Here are some pictures: www.albeysreptiles.com/snowcarrot.htm

These are not actually my geckos but I want to do a similar project.

 

[UnicornSpirit]

Wow, nice Snow Ghosts!!! :main_thumbsup:

 

[T-ReXx]

Here are some pictures: www.albeysreptiles.com/snowcarrot.htm

These are not actually my geckos but I want to do a similar project.

Those aren't Mack Snows. They are Line Bred Snows from Albey's line.