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[Landen]

These two hatched today. What are everyone's opinions?

 

[MiamiLeos]

what are the parents? from their eyes they look like bells to me.

 

[ErnieG'sgeckos]

freaks

wow those are some freaky geckos very nice, but yeah what are their parents and their genetics?

 

[Enigmatic_Reptiles]

We need to know the parents genetics as well as eye shots

 

[Jorgevill]

Yep, information from parents would help, first one looks like a BBB (Bell Blazzing Blizzard)

 

[eric]

No clue without knowing the parents but that last one is smokin! Congrats!

 

[bjleemkuil]

Both are very pretty! I adore the design on the second one! <3

 

[Landen]

Yeah i wanted to see first opinions first. I was suprised on this one. It came from my tremper stripe pair. As far as eyes, I can't get them cause they're closed everytime I open the tub. Gotta give them a couple days. The patternless looks to have snake eyes, the other one does not have ruby eyes but hatched bright red, you can clearly see the pupil, iris...

 

[Landen]

I've got pics on my profile here of the parents, at work now so don't have access on my computer to post the parents directly, but I will later

 

[gitrdone0420]

Wow, that second one is amazing! I cannot wait to see how it changes in color.

 

[Landen]

Wow, that second one is amazing! I cannot wait to see how it changes in color.

Yeah the parents are het raptor but I wasn't expecting such a pink to white stripe. it looks more like my mack trempers hatching from another pair. I can't wait either....

 

[Baoh]

They look like they were incubated above 90F for some time.

 

[Landen]

They look like they were incubated above 90F for some time.

These two were incubated @ 89-90 for the last ten days. They did not exceed 90 though. My incubator stays constant.

 

[Landen]

The first pic is the father and the 2nd the mother.

 

[Baoh]

These two were incubated @ 89-90 for the last ten days. They did not exceed 90 though. My incubator stays constant.

Okay.

The reason I said this is because I had an incubator on its last legs that malfunctioned during my first season and the hatchling came out with a similar hue scheme. IIRC, I had it set for 90F, but it ended up being something like 92-94F at the point where the egg was despite the bulk of the incubator registering at ~90F. Needless to say, that incubator was decommissioned due to that hot spot matter. My incubator remained constant, too. Until it didn't. My current one is far better.

Regarding you wanting opinions first as a reason for not originally mentioning the parents, when people take that approach it really does not help the person out. There are a number of traits and environmental influences that can lead to a white or pink albino hatchling with atypical coloration. If I was actually interested in an answer, I would supply that information from the beginning. Otherwise, it seems like more of a game. I am not saying you did this. That's just how it can come across.

 

[rawson5084]

Very pretty babies..... Congrats.... Love the last one!!!!

 

[OneFootedAce]

oh my.......Those are sweet geckos! Im no help with the ID though....What was the genetics behind the parents? (i know you posted pics, but what are they exactly)

 

[eyelids]

They look a little premature and that would explain the lack of color...

 

[CREATIVE GECKO]

love that last pic:main_thumbsup:

 

[cassadaga]

I don't think they look premature, atleast not the striped one, but how much do they weigh? It's a lot like the "Snow White Stripe". Maybe one of your parents is secretly a snow.