Help identifying these morphs?

[RoyalSongs]

I have two geckos that I accidentally bred and I want to know their morphs so that I might have a idea on what the babies might look like.

The breeder said that she was a Hypo and that

he was a albino forest Leo but I don't exactly know as they are older then when I got them and they have changed slightly.

Sorry for size and poor quality.

 

[RoyalSongs]

Bump, sorry if I'm holding them weirdly but they have a tendency to run away on me when I hold them normally so yeah. My male was shedding so his colours may be a bit faded for the moment.

 

[acpart]

Welcome to GF! I would call the spotty one a normal high yellow. I have no idea about the other one and have never heard of a "forest leo". I would need to see the whole leo including her tail to know whether or not she's an albino. No matter what she is, the offspring are all going to look normal with a range of spotting from lots to none. The non-spotted gecko could be an albino, a super hypo, a blizzard or a patternless. If it's an albino, blizzard or patternless then the offspring will be "het" for (have a gene for but it won't show up in how they look) whatever the gecko in question is. It would be good to find out because knowledgeable people won't want to buy a gecko of unknown genetic background, though people who just want a nice looking pet won't be as discriminating.

Aliza

 

[Kristi23]

The first one is probably a normal unknown hets, but could be a snow, too. They can look the same as adults. The second one could be a lot of things. Unfortunately, they have already been bred. It is always best to know the genetics (and to make sure they are compatible) before pairing up animals. The babies will have to be adopted out as pet only animals with no genetics listed. Without knowing what your animals are het for, we really can't even guess how the babies will turn out. If your "normal" is het for whatever the other is, you may have some visually different babies.

 

[RoyalSongs]

Thank you for the replies, I will put a few more pictures of both of them on here so it will be easier to figure out what they are.

 

[RoyalSongs]

Sorry for the shoddy quality, I had to take the pictures after putting them in their cage cleaning containers which are plastic.

 

[Kristi23]

We still can't tell you what morphs they are by the pictures. You need genetic info. The second is some type of albino, but I don't know which strain or whatever things it carries.

 

[RoyalSongs]

Okay, thanks for the information on my purple. I could try to contact the breeder but I need to find out who they are, I am currently on the event page of the expo that I got the geckos from and messaging a few possible breeders.

 

[Kristi23]

Okay, thanks for the information on my purple. I could try to contact the breeder but I need to find out who they are, I am currently on the event page of the expo that I got the geckos from and messaging a few possible breeders.

Hopefully the breeder you got them from tracks genetics and remembers what they were. Good luck.

 

[RoyalSongs]

I messaged the breeder and the albino is a Jungle albino leopard gecko while the other is a normal high yellow or a Hypo, probably a normal high yellow. I do not know what the the parents were or anything like that but I really hope that the babies turn out to be nice, probably keeping any interesting or good morphs if they turn out alive/the eggs are fertile through I don't know who I will be able to give them too if they are just pet-quality.