featheredfamilyfriends
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What color would this be considered? Someone else owns it, I'm just curious what color it would be. No idea what it looked like as a baby.
Color ID please, this white and brown one??
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DrCarrotTail
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My guess would be albino. Probably Tremper albino but would need an eye shot to tell for sure. Might be some Mack snow mixed in there too?
featheredfamilyfriends
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I was definitely thinking a mack snow of some sort. It looks nothing like my tremper albino...but she doesn't have any banding at all either.
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Do a google search for "chocolate tremper albino" and see if you agree with me 
From what I understand the chocolate color is not genetic but comes from the temperature they are incubated at.
From what I understand the chocolate color is not genetic but comes from the temperature they are incubated at.
featheredfamilyfriends
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Ahh I guess that could explain it. Is it possible mine is a poorly colored sunglow? she does have some carrot tailing.
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I think Sungows are SHTCT albinos. The hypo gene is co-dominant and I think it usually reduces or removes patterns so I don't think so. However my own sunglow is banded so I'm not 100% sure my thinking is on the right track. Hopefully the more experienced gecko-folk will chime in and help with a more concrete answer
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