Paradox Spot

[Condaman74]

OK, I was wondering if anyone has proven if paradox spots can be passed down geneticly or not? I am only asking because a gecko that made a post about not too long ago has a largeish spot on his tail that seems to be growing bigger, a few of his siblings do as well. Both of the parents also have "spots". The Father is a Sunglow with one little spot on his head, and the mother is a Super Snow with a little yellow area on her neck. Just wondering. I here are some pictures of the Parents spots I would have taken some of his but he is deep in shed but some pictures of him are here
http://geckoforums.net/showthread.php?t=58852&highlight=paradox
Any input would be much apreciated. Sorry for the junky pics of the Sunglow but he was not in the mood to have his pic taken.

 

[acpart]

I have a mother and daughter SHTCT each with a black spot on the back.

Aliza

 

[Nemolus]

Very much interresant advertisement on Mack Snow

 

[uhxxLeah]

My snow shows the same type of paradox spot. Her mother has a brown paradox spot on the side of her face.
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Leah

 

[acpart]

In 2 breeding seasons, my male hypo Mack snow has passed his black tail paradox spot on to . . . no one.

Aliza

 

[uhxxLeah]

I bought a female paradox from JMG and i am planning on trying something with it next season. I have been trying to contact them about a male but no luck yet.

Leah