Morph defining

[Lindy325]

Hello. I have 5 crested geckos and I am still trying to get the morph down on them. I am learning how to do it but there is a lot of info to take in.

1. Lucy unsexed juvenile
2. Jynx adult female
3. Buddy adult male
4. Cleo adult female
5. Fire. Male. I think he is a red flame? With dalmation spotting, portholes and white fringing.

anyway I will post 2 pics of each one to get a good look. If you can help I would appreciate it
Have to add the rest in another post

 

[Lindy325]

Here are the other geckos

thanks for helping

 

[JessJohnson87]

Crested Gecko Morph Guide | The Gecko Geek <----I found that this website has helped a lot with identifying different morphs. I will take a stab at them...

1. Looks to be a brindle with dal spotting
2. Harlequin with dal spotting
3. Flame with dal spotting
4. Flame? with dal spotting, hard to tell because it's not fully fired.
5. Could be a bi-color with dal spotting and portholes

If they have around 50 spots, they could be considered Dalmatian as well as whatever morph they are. Over 50 spots and it would be super Dalmatian.

Unless you plan to breed, morphs are just basically different variations of colors and patterns that an animal can have. It's hard to tell the true potential of a specific morph unless they are fired up, I have read somewhere that you can place them in a container and mist them then close the lid and they will fire up. Sometimes this works while other times it may not. I tend to watch mine at night after I have misted his enclosure to catch him fired up, 90% of the time he is fired down though.