Something isn't right. Can anyone advise?

[earthpiggamer]

I have a breeding group that has produced some animals that shouldnt be produced according to the genetics calculator and their labels at time of purchase 3 years ago. My male was listed as a high yellow, my two females were listed as jungle tremper albinos and I have produced snows from this pairing. I am now thinking something was labeled incorrectly and i should breed next year to try and prove what is what. Please advise and thank you. I have attached pics of all 3 parents and 2 of the babies. Pic 1 is Bob pic 2 is Odette pic 3 is Ada and the last 2 pics are of clutch mates from one of the females. ( My daughters name the geckos )

 

[DrCarrotTail]

Both of the Tempers pictured look like snows to me. Snow is a dominant trait so only one parent needs to have the gene for them to produce snow offspring.

 

[acpart]

Did you purchase the parents as older juvies or adults? Sometimes they just don't look like snows at that stage. I had something similar happen (which I wrote about in my most recent Gecko Time article). I paired a new gecko female breeder with my male Mack snow and have produced 2 super snows so far!

Aliza

 

[earthpiggamer]

Acpart, yes i did purchase my two females when they were juvies and they were my first geckos ever.

 

[stager]

Both females look snow to me also

 

[Phoenix1115]

I agree with the Trempers looking like Tremper Snows