Leopard gecko morphs

Ambush Bunny

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So I have 2 adults that were housed together. I ended up with several eggs. I have 3 hatchlings from them. Parents are now separated bc I'm not looking g to be a breeder. I'm curious what morphs they all are. I believed my male is a Mack snow. My female only has spots on her tail. There is the "twins" that hatched together. There were both white and black when they hatched. They have list their stripes and now have spots. The third is the youngest. Still white and black. And idea of morphs?
 

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If they both hatched black and white, as the hatching you have pictured, they are both Mack snows. They could be called "high yellows" as well because they have few enough spots so the yellows shows through. The hatchling pictured has broken body bands (that white circle near the shoulders) but appears to have regular tail bands so you could also call it an "aberrant".

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Ambush Bunny

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Yes. All 3 babies where black and white when born. First two hatched may 24/25. (Had to rescue one from its egg)
 

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Ambush Bunny

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The one with the dot on his shoulders now that he's older
If they both hatched black and white, as the hatching you have pictured, they are both Mack snows. They could be called "high yellows" as well because they have few enough spots so the yellows shows through. The hatchling pictured has broken body bands (that white circle near the shoulders) but appears to have regular tail bands so you could also call it an "aberrant".

Aliza
 

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NearMeGeckos

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I would separate them. A lotof horror stories of even females attacking each other. I know someone personally, after two years of success housing two gals together she came home from work one day to a blood bath. Both geckos were dead and ripped apart. Not worth the risk IMO.
 

Ambush Bunny

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I would separate them. A lotof horror stories of even females attacking each other. I know someone personally, after two years of success housing two gals together she came home from work one day to a blood bath. Both geckos were dead and ripped apart. Not worth the risk IMO.
Everyone has been separated to their own tanks.
 

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