END the BATTLE!! (Morph confusion)

[xRyudo]

Soo some tell me he/she is a normal, but I have also had many say that there is a strain of snow in him/her. Head and tail are only black and white, only some yellow coloration on its body. :main_huh:

 

[Halley]

How many grams does this gecko weight?

 

[Tommy13b]

Id say only time can tell.

 

[R.E.F]

A photo from just hatch will help, but she looks, like mine mack snows, when they were around 26gr.
I say mack snow because of that (and the light/white colour)

 

[Brhaco]

Since Mack Snow is a co-dominant gene, the gecko is either a snow, or not-no way for it to have "a strain of Mack Snow in her".

I say normal based on apparent age-I would not expect to see that much yellow in a Mack of that age.

 

[supperl]

how old and rom where di you got it?

 

[cassadaga]

Some normals are just light.

 

[paulnj]

Sadly, without hatchling images or parent lineage, you will only get GUESSES. Mine is.. normal

 

[Lordoftheswarms]

Since Mack Snow is a co-dominant gene, the gecko is either a snow, or not-no way for it to have "a strain of Mack Snow in her".

I say normal based on apparent age-I would not expect to see that much yellow in a Mack of that age.

There are several strains of snow:
TUG snow
GEM snow
Mack snow
Line Bred snow

I don't think I specified mack snow in my original post did I?
EDIT: O.P. assumed I was talking about mack snow in previous thread, when I was saying it could be of a strain of snow.

 

[paulnj]

Your poll doesn't mention any snow but mack snow.. you have a normal becsuse it looks like NONE of the snow lines other than maybe a highly outcrossed mack

no lineage, no mack until proven.

 

[LG-Geckos]

I agree with Paul.
You have a nice normal.

 

[Sidviciouser]

Do you know what the parents were? Have any baby pics?

I would wait a few months and post it again. That would be interesting.

 

[xRyudo]

Do you know what the parents were? Have any baby pics?

I would wait a few months and post it again. That would be interesting.

No I have no clue sorry....

I didnt know there were other types of snows so I put mack thinking thats what they called them, sorry for any confusion!!

 

[GroovyGeckos.com]

It appears to be a "snow" but there is no way to know what type. :main_thumbsup:

 

[paulnj]

Shall I post a E.M.fasciolatus outcross WAY paler and lavendar

 

[fallen_angel]

I say normal based on apparent age-I would not expect to see that much yellow in a Mack of that age.

You'd be surprised.. :main_yes:

But I agree, it does look more like a normal IMO

 

[snowgyre]

Yeah, looks like a normal to me. It's pale, but I've hatched out a lot of light normals that look exactly like that. The tinge of yellow kind of gives it away to me.