Progress on my Fascio-Snow-Project

[Ts06]

wanted to share the best 2010 offspring of this project. A couple of years ago I was lucky enough to purchase a big wild-caught E.macularius fasciolatus from a local pet store!!!! This guy was bred to a E.m.macularius female and a single bright coloured female popped up out of this pairing. Here I want to show off the results after breeding back the father to his daughter. I would appreciate your comments.
Have fun!

 

[acpart]

They are very pretty. I assume the first picture is the male, the second is the bright colored daughter and the others are the results of the father daughter cross? I have to say that the coloring on all the geckos except the first one seems like enigma coloring. Is that possible?

Aliza

 

[Ts06]

Hi Aliza,

your assumption of the picture sequence is right but picture 3-5 is the same animal. There's definitely no Enigma-blood inside but I can show you an offspring of a pairing between a sibling of "the light coloured daugther" and a Tangerine enigma poss. het Bell

 

[Kristi23]

Very nice geckos!

 

[eyelids]

Really cool!

 

[tlbowling]

I really like these, great project!

 

[acpart]

They're gorgous. I'd love to have those black speckles on a white background without the enigma gene.

Aliza

 

[LZRDGRL]

They are beautiful! I like them so light-colored. Do you think they will darken when they get older? I have a wild-caught one, and she was whitish and a little spotted like your "daughter" gecko when I got her, but is dark brown banded now.

Chrissy

 

[Ts06]

@Chrissy, they definitely do not darken at age. When they hatch out they look like Mack-Snows with a clean black and white body colouration.As they get older a slightly yellow pigmentation comes in.
BTW: Thanks all for your comments