Het Raptor trio

[1quik6]

I have a het. raptor trio that I am currently breeding for the first time, and was wonder if the raptor is indiviual genetics.......for instance is it possible that I may end up with patternless geckos, or just alibinos, or aptors, etc.
Or will I just end up with normals, hets. and raptors.
thanks for the help

 

[herpencounter]

Are they…
Normal het raptor?
Eclipse het raptor?
Albino het raptor?
Aptor het raptor?

 

[1quik6]

Just normal het. raptors

 

[herpencounter]

RAPTOR Stands for Ruby eyed (or red eyed) Albino Pattern less (Pattern less stripe not Murphy pattern less) Tremper Orange.

Normal Het. raptor would mean that they are: Normal Het. Eclipse Het Albino.

6.25% Normal
12.5% Normal Het. eclipse
6.25% Eclipse
12.5% Normal Het. albino
25% Normal Het. albino Het. eclipse (OR het raptor)
12.5% Eclipse Het. albino (OR eclipse het. raptor)
6.25% Albino
12.5% Albino Het. eclipse (OR albino het raptor)
6.25% RAPTOR

There you go =P

 

[1quik6]

wow that is kind of a bummer I thought that I would have better odds. Anyway, one of my females just dropped her first two eggs. I will keep my fingers crossed.
If I were to add another female to my het raptor male.....what would be a good combo. I was thinking maybe a blizzard, but what would you guys/gals do.
One other thing, as a breeder, should I incubate for males or females. If the odds of getting a raptor were better I would think male, but how do the pros do it.

Thanks for the help

 

[godzillizard]

I would incubate all eggs for female (82) for the first 3-4 weeks, and then move the eggs to an incubator set at 87 to make brighter/prettier females. I incubated most my eggs to be male last season, and now I'm stuck with WAY too many males and no where near enough females...