Morph ID?

[LittleFoot]

i got her at a expo, the breeder just said Snow.

 

[Matthew David]

TUG Snow ?

 

[Yveskevin]

TUG Snow ?

tug snows are solid white bodied geckos with black spots.

possibility is:
a. mack snow
b. high yellow

 

[Matthew David]

Then it's Mack because it's certainly not a high yellow it's got snow in it and it's quite obvious

 

[LittleFoot]

it is definitely not a high yellow, i got 2 of them and deff not even close to the same.
i thought mack snow but the ones i seen seemed alot darker than her.

 

[Matthew David]

Dirty Mack's are dark coloured and very yellow ... A proper Mack is very light yellow to white with dark spots

 

[LittleFoot]

Dirty Mack's are dark coloured and very yellow ... A proper Mack is very light yellow to white with dark spots

oh ok. thank you. im just getting into leos so still new to the morphs

 

[Yveskevin]

i dont even know why high yellow came into mind. my apologies. but yes, the posibility is only a mack snow due to the pale yellow body.

 

[LepoInc]

I actually second the high yellow possibility. I have a baby that I got very young that was obvious it wasn't a mack snow and she looks exactly like that. Correct reading and temperatures can give it that bright clean look. I'll see if I have a picture of mine..

But I'd the breeder says snow, it very well could be a snow

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[LepoInc]

But yours seem more snowy than mine so I'd say mack snow

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