Help me solve my genetic mystery:) DUW

[koloo921]

This is my 1st year with geckos. I raise BP's, but added a few tubs of geckos last year. I'm trying to figure out what I have. I have had a lot of fun hatching out these little guys. I really was not expecting them all to come out so different

1st Pairing
Dad (Sold to me as a Tremper Patternless Albino)

Mom (came with dad) I believe she is a Super Hypo She proved out to be het patternless and Albino

I only had 4 good eggs from her this year. It was her first year breeding.

The Babies

1st two shortly after hatching

Current picture

Next two Eggs (hatched 6/12) The Jungle pattern on the Albino has me confused.

Next Breeding Group

This female was in Really Bad Shape when I got her. She came with the Patternless Albino group. (Traded some ASF's for the 1.3 group)

When she 1st came home

Her Picture from today (Its amazing what a little TLC will do, I never dreamed she would be so pretty!

I think she is a Super hypo baldy, but not sure. She laid 2 eggs for me and only 1 hatched. I'm sure she will do better next year now that she is back to good health.

The Father (I think he is a hypo) I bought him at a Reptile show because he was pretty and 110 grams!

Their Baby I'm not sure what this one could be, but hatched out at 5 grams!!

Any guesses?

Thanks

 

[Halley]

the last baby is a baby tang. The banding will go away as it grows, and the tang pattern will take over most of the body. This one might have a few spots to it though, as both parents do.

 

[koloo921]

the last baby is a baby tang. The banding will go away as it grows, and the tang pattern will take over most of the body. This one might have a few spots to it though, as both parents do.

Thanks Hailey

 

[acpart]

The ones with broken bands only on the body or tail would be called aberrants. The albino with the jungle pattern would be called just that. I just typed in another post about the continuum of broken bands from aberrant to patternless stripe. I guess one or more of your geckos has some stripe genetics. You should continue to get all sorts of interesting things.

Aliza

 

[30secondstobob]

Whatever they are, they are very cool and beautiful. You are very lucky for a first time leo breeder! Bob

 

[koloo921]

The ones with broken bands only on the body or tail would be called aberrants. The albino with the jungle pattern would be called just that. I just typed in another post about the continuum of broken bands from aberrant to patternless stripe. I guess one or more of your geckos has some stripe genetics. You should continue to get all sorts of interesting things.

Aliza

Thanks Aliza That makes sense because I have not had a normal banded baby yet.

Whatever they are, they are very cool and beautiful. You are very lucky for a first time leo breeder! Bob

Thanks Bob,
I have had a lot of fun with these guys!