It could also be a Tangerine, among other things

My bet is that the animal shown will be a Tangerine.

By the way, the bolded statement isn't accurate. This is because SHTCT is a polygenetic morph.

Just my opinion

I bet others' will differ

Regards

Really? By the way you were plagiarizing from all over the internet with cool info and knowledge in this forum, I thought you were a pro

Anyway, your animals (by visual) are:

1. hi yellow &
2. murphy patty

Regards

Good to know...

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Added on April 20, 2010, 12:01 amBtw, have you found out those who bred knob tails first in Malaysia? You know, the ones who didn't make any records since these species are so easy to breed in our country. If so, let me know so that I can scrap my claims down the toilet.

Regards.

This post has been edited by Azazel: Apr 20 2010, 12:01 AM

That's a het form Mack. A homo form Mack possesses black eyes like an eclipse (same visual but differ in genetics).

http://www.leopardgeckowiki.com/wiki/index...itle=Super_Snow

Just for info

Regards

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Added on April 23, 2010, 10:13 amIn other (simpler) words, it's a Mack Snow and not a Mack Super Snow.

This post has been edited by Azazel: Apr 23 2010, 10:13 AM

LBS?

No worries mate

And good luck with your LBHY bro echo LOL!

Nice.

I do not know whether my eyes are playing tricks on me but I can see patterns on your Super Snow Patternless. What line is that specimen?



Although it is true that a Murphy's gene would exhibit patterns during infant and juvenile stage, they should lack them during sub-adult or adult stage.

To me, it looked like a Mack Super Snow Tremper Albino. But that's just me.

This is how a Patternless Albino (Tremper) Mack Super Snow specimen should look like:

*courtesy Sean Niland

and this is how a Patternless Mack Super Snow specimen should look like:

*courtesy Sean Niland

p.s. Sean, considering what I have spent on your animals, I am at least entitled to this i.e. your pictures suck! Joke LMAO!

Regards

I hope so.

Considering you do not seem to know much on what you just bought and bred, I won't put much hopes on such "definite" animals. Two specimens may share similar visuals but they possess different genetics. A very good example to this would be the Diablo Blanco and Super Raptor. Both are useful mutations...as long as you know their genetic background. If you bought a Diablo Blanco (that was earlier branded as a Super Raptor because it possesses two completely red eyes) and bred to a Dreamsickle with aim to create a Super Nova, you will not be successful. Same condition applies to redstripe enigma and tangerine enigma that looks like a redstripe enigma. They may look almost the same but they are totally different.

That's why it would be wise to buy from established breeders rather than wholesalers as your foundation stocks. From my experience, wholesalers know sh1ts about their animals except that all of them have a price. And that's about it.

My two cents worth.

Regards

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I gave Diablo Blanco and Super Raptor as an example la. I'm not saying that the one you just showed is a DB.

It's still a long way to rule the gecko world. Infact, I doubt it's even achievable. USA and EU are still dominating the whole reptile market, geckos included. Far East is not too far behind too. But I hope the US herp industry will collapse, especially with various legislations that are being proposed by their government (Eg. google S373). With the super power out of the way, small fish may get some "feedings". Crossing my fingers

That my friend will be your ultimate wet dream...LOL!

I'm kind of free tonight. Can go yamcha as well. Let me know k.

Thanks

Ok. Whatever that means...LOL!

Banyak masa betul la ko ni nak breed sumer benda...haha

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Added on April 29, 2010, 3:01 pmBilly: So confirm tonight? What time?

This post has been edited by Azazel: Apr 29 2010, 03:01 PM

That's Bubba. He is the origin of all Tremper albino in the world.

My first (but NOT the first in Malaysia):


I can't really ID the actual morph (yes it's an amel but I am expecting more than that due to the genetic of its parents)

In chronological order, I've successfully bred:
1. Leopard geckos
2. Banded Knob-tailed geckos
3. Smooth Knob-tailed geckos
4. Centralian Knob-tailed geckos
5. African Fat-tailed geckos.

Now I'm bored. It's time to retire...

I'm also contemplating of selling TGS and all her stocks and business connections.

Please browse the below for further details:

Agreed. Try a big a$$ king cobra

That guy likes to entertain kids...just like a clown (or Michael Jackson LOL!). Try BGF.

I used to have one like that...but you know la ($$$$). Didn't sell it as a new morph though.