Not to thread hijack here but how can you tell the difference between a murphey's patternless and other patternless albinos?
Can anyone link some pictures of some baby Murphy's patternless? Or maybe explain in greater detail what exactly makes them deffernt. They have spots instead of stripes? Ty for all your input btw
Not to thread hijack here but how can you tell the difference between a murphey's patternless and other patternless albinos?
It's usually very easy to tell as babies but can be much harder as adults or with other pattern dominant morphs thrown in. Baby and juvenile Patternless hatch with spots (lack of pattern rather than pigmented) that fade as they get older. This makes it easy to id them when they are young but many adults can look very similar to Blizzards so it gets tougher. There's no way to tell if a Leo is het for Patternless unless you bought it labeled with those genetics. One of the dead giveaways between Murphy's Patternless and Patternless Stripe is tail pattern. If the gecko has a pattern or stripe on it's tail then it's not a Murphy's Patternless.
Okay so here's my gecko, can anyone tell me what she is? Rainwater Patternless or Murphey's Patternless?
When I got her and now:
03.14.10.
08.23.10.
Today, 09.20.10.