SHTCTB and a wacky stripe

[bluevapor]

what kind of stripe would you this? i like how the spots are only specks.

 

[LeopardShade]

I really think you should go to "Show of Your Leos." This sub-forum is for genetic questions, IDs, etc. You seem to just want to post pictures of all your geckos.

 

[bluevapor]

no all my post have qestions about the morphs. im just wanting to be sure of what i have.i thought this was the place to ask for help? didnt realize there was a limited # of questions one could ask?

 

[TokayKeeper]

you nailed the SHTCTB. The other appears to be a red stripe. Both are emaciated, hope you didn't pay much for them at the show you picked them up at. I'd get fecals done on them ASAP, assuming their cadaverous appearance isn't due to egg laying.

 

[acpart]

Maybe we're seeing different things in the pictures because they don't look emaciated to me. As far as the stripe goes, the whitish part that runs down the middle looks to me like what people call a "dorsal stripe" which just means that the midline divider is more prominant than on some other geckos. It's hard for me to tell otherwise whether it's a stripe or a reverse stripe. Sometimes with a regular stripe, the originally black stripe on either side of the midline breaks up into little dots, but I think sometimes with a reverse stripe, the black stripe down the middle could break up into outlined dots.

Aliza

 

[bluevapor]

THANKS FOR THE HELP. they bought about a year ago from my local show and i just got them friday from a friend of mine that isnt up to things when it comes to leopard geckos.some of them are thin from laying eggs. i have already started to fatten them up.

 

[Wowoklol]

you nailed the SHTCTB. The other appears to be a red stripe. Both are emaciated, hope you didn't pay much for them at the show you picked them up at. I'd get fecals done on them ASAP, assuming their cadaverous appearance isn't due to egg laying.

:main_robin:

 

[LZRDGRL]

you nailed the SHTCTB. The other appears to be a red stripe. Both are emaciated, hope you didn't pay much for them at the show you picked them up at. I'd get fecals done on them ASAP, assuming their cadaverous appearance isn't due to egg laying.

Actually, those two don't look that "cadaverous" to me. The other one in the newer thread did (the snake-eyed Raptor with the spotted tail). A fecal sample is ALWAYS a good idea when you buy new geckos from a show or pet store or breeder, no matter where. Just keep them in quarantine. Those two seem to be doing fine and should fatten up quickly.

The striped gecko appears to be a Red Stripe. When they are juvies, they have red/orange stripes, but as they mature, those stripes become dark brown and more spotted. That's their normal development. It's a pretty leo, and the carrot tail, too! :main_yes:

Chrissy

 

[bluevapor]

thanks for everyones help!