My girl is a red bicolor, and I think she is a soft scale. She fires up to a deep bright red, and even fired down she is always a nice orange. Her scales seem farther apart, though I haven't looked with a magnifying glass yet. Also, at 9 months she is 30 grams.
Loved the video! Although a few things on patternless... patternless geckos are phantoms. Phantom is recessive. It is a trait that mutes top coat pattern. In some phantoms, we can even see very faint patterning that is a similar color to the base color, which makes it blend with the animals base making it hard to see. Even though it isn't very visible or present, pstternless animals still genetically have "pattern" and can produce high pattern offspring. They're not necessarily a clean slate gecko, as they can still contribute to pattern and color, AND they can still have other genetics that may not be visible or clear that will effect the offsprings phenotypes. Phantoms are a very underrepresented trait, and breeding to phantoms is cool to see what babies look like, but they're not a true clean slate. Just a bit of clarification, as patternless used to be seen as it's own morph, but that is now known not to be true, and it is simply phantom. If anyone is interested to learn more check out pangeas video and read foundation genetics. It is incredibly helpful and worth a read/watch
I know my baby is a Dalmatian, but my gecko that’s a little over a year I’m not sure about. I just got into reptile’s late last summer, I have 2 cresties and a beardie, but don’t know much about identification lol so thanks!
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I have a red phantom female who has a massive head and all her babies have giant bulldog heads. They look like your soft scale. I love them so much!
My girl is a red bicolor, and I think she is a soft scale. She fires up to a deep bright red, and even fired down she is always a nice orange. Her scales seem farther apart, though I haven't looked with a magnifying glass yet. Also, at 9 months she is 30 grams.
Nice
Love your insight! Thank you!
Like your videos man started my journey with Breeding crested geckos and gargoyle geckos 🦎 love it
Thanks man!
Dalmatian morph about to get roasted in the next video 😂😂😂
Damn right
I like the plants in the back, you look like a man who's got it together
Thanks it's fake, the illusion worked
Do I know you?
I have a male RTB that looks exactly like the second one and I didn't have a clue what to match it with. I wanted to make solid reds.
Loved the video! Although a few things on patternless... patternless geckos are phantoms. Phantom is recessive. It is a trait that mutes top coat pattern. In some phantoms, we can even see very faint patterning that is a similar color to the base color, which makes it blend with the animals base making it hard to see. Even though it isn't very visible or present, pstternless animals still genetically have "pattern" and can produce high pattern offspring. They're not necessarily a clean slate gecko, as they can still contribute to pattern and color, AND they can still have other genetics that may not be visible or clear that will effect the offsprings phenotypes. Phantoms are a very underrepresented trait, and breeding to phantoms is cool to see what babies look like, but they're not a true clean slate. Just a bit of clarification, as patternless used to be seen as it's own morph, but that is now known not to be true, and it is simply phantom. If anyone is interested to learn more check out pangeas video and read foundation genetics. It is incredibly helpful and worth a read/watch
Ugh boring, blah blah throwing tomatoes
@@robbysreptiles 😂 education is GOOD
I appreciate all your helpful tips brother! Good luck to the channel 💪
I'm purchasing my first soft scale today
Thank you!
Loved this list and I completely agree!! Can’t wait for more 👏
Thanknyou!
Great info ..subbed
Righteous
Are there any other good places to look for geckos besides morph market and through insta?
Facebook if you're a boomer
@@robbysreptiles lol I deleted that trash years ago
I'm curious as to your opinion on all the morphs now 🤔
Will be making videos of it I'm sure
Grate content
I agree
Based
Is there a way to tell what morph you have without knowing their lineage?
Yes! Morphs so far have been easily identifiable iE harlequin or dalmation
I know my baby is a Dalmatian, but my gecko that’s a little over a year I’m not sure about. I just got into reptile’s late last summer, I have 2 cresties and a beardie, but don’t know much about identification lol so thanks!
I heard somewhere that you shouldn’t handle cresties that much. Thoughts?
I just don't, babies don't hold more than a couple minutes
What happens when you breed a tiger and lily white together?
Tiger lilly most likely! Some people have done it, I did it and am waiting on their eggs as we speak
@@robbysreptiles if you have babies I would love to buy one from you. I’ll dm you on IG
@@robbysreptiles what’s your IG? So I can follow you
I have a red crested gecko but he has Dalmatian spots. I do have a lavender but she’s not very fancy she’s more grey and goes brown when she fires up
First one again lol
Comgrats
Do it 25x and I'll give you a gecko
Do it 25x and you'll win a gecko
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He loves you too