Non-albino eclipse from Raptor parents - Update

[chazthaking2]

That is not possible. Either it hatched from an egg that was not theirs, or they are not RAPTORs.

Is it possible that if she bred with another gecko prior to the raptor that the sperm of it could have been retained?

 

[Neo.Reptiliac]

No she's never been with another male. Said this in the thread already.

 

[Gazz]

Its been a couple weeks since this little guy/girl hatched out on August 4th so I thought I would post some update photos. I really like how its changing, and I cant wait to see how it looks as an adult, I will post some more pics next month likely. So enjoy =)

P.S. x.x I already know albinoxalbino pairings should produce only albino offspring. But it didn't turn out that way and that's why I find it so interesting.

Looking at your first picture of your leo, The bands'etc aren't what i'd call black, But are rather dark brown,
So this baby could well be a Really (Dark) Talbino eclipse normal.

Here's a standed (Dark) Talbino normal.
http://www.thelizardwizard.org/leo_019.jpg

 

[Neo.Reptiliac]

Looking at your first picture of your leo, The bands'etc aren't what i'd call black, But are rather dark brown,
So this baby could well be a Really (Dark) Talbino eclipse normal.

Here's a standed (Dark) Talbino normal.
http://www.thelizardwizard.org/leo_019.jpg

Erace the normal part and that does sound possible. Atlease it would be more explainable then some of the other ideas. However this one's black is slowly going away with age. Do you think it will turn into brown or just hypo into white, orange or yellow?

 

[Gazz]

Erace the normal part and that does sound possible. Atlease it would be more explainable then some of the other ideas. However this one's black is slowly going away with age. Do you think it will turn into brown or just hypo into white, orange or yellow?

That would be a guessing game real, Could esay swing either way,
All you can do it watch and wait, You should get i idea what is what in about a month.

 

[OhioGecko]

I have had females lay a month later after I thought they were done laying for the season. My money goes on the Snow female Let us know when you get your results.

 

[Neo.Reptiliac]

Will do. Either way it wouldn't matter if the snow laid after her last clutch or not, she wasn't in the container any more after she had stopped laying. That was the point I was trying to make. When she didn't start developing eggs after 2 weeks like she normally does, I took her out. I guess I should of made that more clear.