Help with morphs and pics?

rumbolt

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Could someone link me pics of these geckos and what dom,co dom, rece genes they may have!

lemon leucistic

Pastel Albino

Thanks!!
 

LeopardShade

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I'm afraid "lemon leucistics" don't exist. In fact, there is yet to be a leucistic gecko discovered. A Leucistic leopard gecko would be all while with pure black or blue eyes.

As for a Pastel Albino, you may mean Albino Snow? I'm pretty sure "Pastel Albinos" don't exist as well, but Albino Snows have a pastel coloration to them, sort of a paler coloration because of the Snow gene coming in play and lightening up the albino.
 

lillith

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If I remember correctly, a few years ago, some breeders sold mack snows and siblings that had high levels of yellow and lavender as "mack pastels". That might be where the term came from.
 

LeopardShade

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Indeed, I've seen those before.

Regardless, I've never heard the term "Pastel" outside of this breeder, and have personally never seen any work being done with them.
 

TokayKeeper

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A Leucistic leopard gecko would be all while with pure black or blue eyes.

Technically the blizzard lizard fits the description.... ;)

Indeed, I've seen those before.

Regardless, I've never heard the term "Pastel" outside of this breeder, and have personally never seen any work being done with them.

Pastels were light colored leopard geckos from back when you were 3-5 years old, or 10 to 12 years ago. Right around the time I started keeping leos in high numbers. Oh to be naïve of the past.
 
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LeopardShade

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Technically the blizzard lizard fits the description.... ;)

Could he possibly be talking about a Banana Blizzard?



Pastels were light colored leopard geckos from back when you were 3-5 years old, or 10 to 12 years ago. Right around the time I started keeping leos in high numbers. Oh to be naïve of the past.

I can't help not knowing as much as you, being considerably older than me. I've only been interested and began keeping Leos around 4 years ago, opposed to you, who I guess has been keeping them for a very long time. When it comes to knowledge of Leos, I understand that because of my lack of experience next to you, I am inferior.
But nevertheless, I am here to share what I know, and I welcome a correction to my post if it's wrong, so I can learn more.
 

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