Hatchling morph question

[golsama]

I purchased a proven M/F Blizzard pair that is well within breeding age still. I had seen the pair mating but they never yielded any eggs. I decided to pair the female Blizzard with one of my males that had produced young with a different female to see if it was her or the Blizzard male (or just their pairing) that was the problem. The female Blizzard's first clutch with the male shown below yielded one fertilized egg and one dud. She has since laid a second clutch of 2 and both appear fertile.

Father: Purchased as Eclipse het RAPTOR. Does this look right?



Mother: Blizzard



Hatchling: What morph would you say this little one is? Whatever it is, I'm in love with the little bugger.

 

[Uk_Bryan]

Looks like a stripe snow but I could be wrong I'm sure someone will come along and confirm it or tell me I'm totally wrong.


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[indyana]

Hmm, appears to be a striped snow to me as well. Seems that one of the parents might be a snow.

 

[Kristi23]

It is possible that one of the parents is snow. It can be hard sometimes with eclipse to know if they're snow. Definitely harder with blizzards.

The male is definitely eclipse. The striping on the baby will come from the patternless stripe gene in the eclipse.

 

[trinity]

It's Cute!

 

[Uk_Bryan]

It could be a mac snow blizzard to me it looks really white compared to blizzards I have.


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[acpart]

I don't think the angle or the lighting in the photo makes it possible to tell whether it's white or yellow, so you'll have to let us know. If it truly is white and black, it's a snow and now you have to figure out which parent is snow (if the male has previously produced a number of offspring and they weren't snow, then it must be the female). I'm not convinced that it's a snow, though, based on the picture.

Aliza

 

[golsama]

The hatchling is white and black with zero yellow.