Update: opinions on what morph this is?

[ballpythoncrazy]

The first picture is the picture I posted a few days ago, asking what morph she was. I was informed that she was such a dark gray because she was either stressed, cold, or not getting enough nutrients. The second picture is a picture I just took of her, 4 days after I got her and took the first picture.

Now that she's lightened up does anyone have an idea of what morph she is? I was told she could be a blizzard or a murphys patternless.

Also, she hasn't eaten yet? How long does it take Leo's to get comfortable enough to eat? When should I start to worry?

Thanks!


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[Kristi23]

I would guess murphy patternless (but could be blizzard). Hets would be unknown.

Each gecko is different with how long it takes to settle in. Older geckos in my experience take longer than babies. Some will eat right away, others a week later, and once in awhile you'll have one that could take a month to start eating. As long as your husbandry is right, I wouldn't worry unless she starts losing a large amount of weight. Many geckos will slow down naturally in the winter. I have quite a few who barely eat during this time.

 

[DrCarrotTail]

Second picture isn't showing up. I only see the original pic where she is greyish.

 

[SnowStormGeckos]

I dont quite know about what the morph is, but If I had to take a guess, I would agree with Kristi23 and the same with feeding. I think without knowing the parents,, your best guess for knowing for sure along with finding out hets would be test breeding.

 

[iCandiBallPythons]

Im going with blizzard