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Gecko Morphs
This list shows all of the currently available morphs that have been found in purchased geckos.
They are listed in order of most common to most rare.
Any morphs or phenotypes with a * are not real life morphs/phenotypes and were created for the purpose of the adoptables.

Wild Type
This is the morph of a typical, normal gecko. It is the default pattern of the original leopard gecko.
It is a dominant gene and is represented as "WW" in a genotype.

Blizzard
This is a patternless morph that makes a gecko appear pale greyish purple.
It is a recessive gene and is represented as "bb" in a genotype.

Tremper Albino
This is the most common strain of albinism in leopard geckos, named after the person who first discovered it. This morph carries a gold/yellow and tan/cream color combination, with silver or red eyes.
It is a recessive gene and is represented as "tata" in a genotype.

Mack Snow
This gene makes the yellow pigment in leo's either very pale or non-existent.
It is an incomplete dominant gene, and is represented as "MSms" in a genotype.

Bell Albino
This strain of albinism is not as common as the Tremper, but is still prominent in the gecko industry. This strain has darker colors and tends to have more intricate patterns. This strain will also always have red eyes.
It is a recessive gene, and is represented as "baba" in a genotype.

Bell Sunglow
This morph is complete when a gecko has both the Bell Albino gene and the Super Hypo-Melanistic trait. This creates an albino with no markings on it's back and little to no markings on it's head and/or tail.
The albinism strain is a recessive gene, and is represented as "baba" in a genotype.

Super Snow
The evolved form of the Mack Snow, this gene completely gets rid of any yellow pigment making the gecko appear solid white. The spots on Super Snows are more prominent and much smaller, making them look heavily speckled.
It is a dominant gene, and is represented as "MSMS" in a genotype.

Tangerine
This morph includes any geckos that demonstrate a bright orange color throughout their bodies. This color can be a vibrant bright orange or a dark yellow.
It is an incomplete dominant gene, and it is represented by "Tt" in a genotype.

Rainwater Albino
The most uncommon of the albino types, this strain demonstrates very pale colors, much like a Mack Snow, however the gold/yellow pigment is always present. This strain will also always have silver eyes.
It is a recessive gene, and is represented as "rara" in a genotype.

RAPTOR
This morph's name is an acronym for Red-eye Albino Patternless Tremper ORange. This morph is a combination of the Tremper Albino strain, the Eclipse gene, and the Striped trait.
It is a recessive gene, and is represented by "tata/ecec" in a genotype.

TUG Snow
This morph is very similar to the Mack Snow morph, except it produces band shapes, unlike the Mack's more speckled look. Geckos with this morph will also show a reduction in the yellow pigment, if not be solid white.
It is a incomplete dominant gene, and is represented by "TSts" in a gentoype.

Ghost
Not much is known about this morph other than they have greatly reduced dark pigments and their colors are extremely faded. Some Ghosts will manage to come out with slightly bright colors, but this is rare. Ghosts are only complete when a gecko has faded colors and has very little to absolutely no markings on it's back.
It is a dominant gene, and is represented by "GG" in a genotype.

Enigma
This morph is known to have a solid white tail with little to no coloration or pigment, create a more speckled or "blotchy" appearance on geckos, as well as develop an orange color to the eyes. Pure Enigma's have been known to develop motor function and behavioral disabilities, so this morph is widely outbred.
It is a dominant gene, and is represented by "ENEN" in a genotype.

Noxis*
This morph closely resembles the Kaiseri salamander. The gecko's base can vary from a dark yellow to a vibrant orange. However, the gene always shows a black band flowing up from the tip of the tail to the tip of the face. This band Y's at the base of the tail then closes at the base of the neck, exposing a line of lighter base color. The black band also hides white markings beneath.
It is a dominant gene, and is represented by "NXNX" in a genotype.

Dreamsicle
This morph is a combination of the Mack Snow gene, the Enigma gene, and the RAPTOR gene. Geckos with this morph tend to show the red-eyes from the RAPTOR genes, show the solid white tails from the Enigma gene, and show pale yellows or no yellow pigment from the Mack Snow genes.
It is a combination of dominant and recessive genes, and is represented by "MSMS/ENEN/tata/spsp/ecec" in a genotype.

Phantom
This morph is a combination between the Tremper Albino strain and the TUG Snow gene. With this genetic powerful duo, Phantom gecko's will have pink to light pink bases with solid white bands running along their bodies. There is absolutely no black pigment on them anywhere, and they tend to have silver or orange eyes.
It is a combination of dominant and recessive genes, and is represented by "tata/TSts" in a genotype.

Spook*
This morph is shown when a Phantom gecko exhibits the Demon eye trait. The combination of the whitish body and the vibrant deep purple eyes makes for a stunning color.
It is a combination of dominant and recessive genes, and is represented by "tata/TSts" in a genotype.

Black Pearl
This morph is as close to melanistic as breeders have gotten. The majority of the gecko with this morph is dark brown or light black, sometimes with a tint of dark purple or blue. The underside of the gecko tends to be a medium gray to a bright white.
It is a dominant gene, and it is represented by "BPBP" in a genotype.
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Gecko Phenotypes
This list shows all of the currently known phenotypes that have been found in purchased geckos.
Any morphs or phenotypes with a * are not real life morphs/phenotypes and were created for the purpose of the adoptables.

Normal
This term refers to geckos that look "normal", or appear to have a wild type genotype.

High Yellow
This term refers to geckos that have vibrant and bright yellow pigment throughout their bodies.

Patternless
This term refers to geckos that appear to have no visible pattern on their bodies, whether it be stripes, blotches, bands, or speckles. This term also correlates with geckos of a solid color.

Carrot Tail
This term refers to geckos that have a vibrant orange hue at the base of their tail that stretches out to at least 1/4 of the length of their tails.

Hypo
This term refers to geckos who have little to no black pigment on their backs. The typical rule of thumb is: if the gecko has ten spots or less, it can be classified as a hypo.

Super Hypo
This term refers to geckos who have absolutely no black pigment on their backs. They can have this pigment on their heads and tails, but to be considered a Super, there can not be any black markings from the base of their neck to the base of their tail.

Tang NEW
This term refers to any geckos that have an orange hue to their full bodies. This color can be a dark yellow to a bright orange.

Albino
This term refers to any geckos that demonstrate a light yellow and cream body with red or pink eyes. Not every albino will have red or pink eyes, but they will almost have a deeper yellow and cream/vanilla colored markings.

Striped NEW
This term refers to the way a gecko's normal banded or blotchy pattern looks more like stripes. These stripes tend to run from the base of the neck to the base of the tail, and they can be broken in places. The stripes tend to be thinner as well.

Snow
This term refers to any geckos that have less saturated colors throughout their bodies. Compared to a Wild Type, Snow's will look more pastel in color, and will have less yellow pigment than their normal counterparts.

Lavender
This term refers to a gecko that has a very distinguished light purple hue to the majority of their bodies. This color can vary from a deep grey-purple to a very pastel lavender purple.

Enigma
This term refers to any geckos that demonstrate a solid white tail with a blotchy or speckled pattern across the body and orange tinted eyes.

Demon
This term refers to geckos that have purple eyes. The purple eyes can vary from a deep purple with a vibrant pink ring around the pupil, to a light violet with a white ring.

Hyper Melanistic
This term refers to geckos that have a large amount of black pigment covering their bodies. This pigment should "blanket" the length of their bodies, and this color can range from a deep dark brown to a light black, with hues of purple or blue.