not sure what my big guy is

[Boyoyo]

this here is my new buddy Big Guy. I got him from a family friend that was moving and decided to give him to me.
the only problem is that I don't know what he is, I have heard pattern-less albino, leucistic (have a blue eyed leucistic ball python so seemed unlikely), also heard just high yellow. Was hoping you guys might be able to help me out as well as what might be a good gene to breed him with once I have enough knowledge to do so (not for a while )

 

[tb144050]

idk for sure..I have "raptor's" on my brain because I just got some,...the general description might fit:
R_ed-eye
A_lbino
P_atternless
T_angerine OR_ange.

If it is albino, it will have red veins in those yellow/brown eyes because albino geckos can't produce the black pigment...even though it may look almost black.

Also, when you breen a gecko with "unknown genetics" you get about 16-20 "unknown genetics hatchlings." Most people agree that breeding "unknowns" isn't wise unless you have a rare discovery and are test-breeding it as a newly-found morph (or something similar.

Read the link below...I am just repeating what has been explained to me 100 times...lol And when I started planning my first project, I also realized the importance of "known genetics" (from professional breeders). For example, if you want hatchlings with a "gene" from the mother, you probably have a 3-year process ahead of you before you SEE the result....it's faster to buy a "known" Leo and get results within a year (often).

Read: http://geckoforums.net/f131-leopard-gecko-breeding/98482.htm

 

[tb144050]

I just posted pics last night of various types of RAPTOR's (because the word "raptor" is used kinda loosely these days).

Note, Even though the lighting and their eyes look black, they are actually Ruby Red under normal lighting (if noted over the picture).

http://geckoforums.net/f124-show-off-your-leos/98481-2.htm

 

[KashMoneyExotics]

Looks like a Murphy Patternless

 

[brillobee]

It's a Murphy's but looks like he may be an albino, by the look if those eyes .