Scooby & Chance

[brookec]

Here is a pic of Scooby (normal) and Chance.

We are SOOOO enjoying these guys. Who would've thought little geckos could be so cool!

Chance was labeled as a Blazing Blizzard at the pet store. But I don't think that's what he is since his eyes are completly black - does that make him a Blizzard?

 

[paulnj]

well the whites are blown in that image, but it looks very white for a non albino blizzard. Blazing blizzards have DARK red eyes usually in tremper lines and dark eyes in rainwater lines.

 

[Bodon]

Well the blazing blizzard is what you get if you cross an albino with a blizzard, if memory serves me correctly, so it should have red eyes but i don't think it HAS to have them....

Either way, nice pair!

 

[brookec]

Sorry for the poor images, I am having a heck of a time getting good pics of these guys up close with the cameras I have. Chance is basically pure bright white though. The pet store had another gecko labeled as blazing blizzard too, but it was more of a white/cream color with lighter eyes. I couldn't NOT get Chance once I saw him with as bright white as he is. And I cannot see a pupil in his eyes, they appear totally solid black - very strange.

 

[Bodon]

Some can have solid black eyes, others will have half solid, those are called snake eyes. I have seen some that have a partial snake eye. And im with you, if i had seen him i dont think i could have passed him up!

 

[malt_geckos]

Look at Chances eyes at an angle when you are in decent lighting...You should be able to tell they are dark red. If they aren't then he's a blizzard. They are cute!

 

[Ccrashca069]

I think Scooby is very cute. Might be a hi-Yellow.

 

[gecko geek]

very nice pair

 

[Sunrise Reptile]

Chance was labeled as a Blazing Blizzard at the pet store. But I don't think that's what he is since his eyes are completly black - does that make him a Blizzard?

I can tell you that I have a Tremper Blazing pair and both of them have black eyes, not red. We'd need a couple better pictures to be able to tell what that one is, and even then there's no guarantee. One picture should be of the body, and the other a relatively close shot of it's head.