Morph Type?

[borderhalofreak]

Hello, I was wondering if anyone could help me identify the morph(s) of my leopard gecko. I know the attached photos are not very good (my phone does not have great quality OR color camera) so I will describe what it looks like in person. The two large splotches on his back are lilac or lavender, and have been from birth, so I already assume he is a lavender. Along his back he also has these streaks of darker orange, along with slight carroting in the tail. He has no special pigmentation in his eye, just in case that helps identifying anything. Any help would be appreciated!

 

[indyana]

Beautiful gecko. He has hints of various line-bred traits, but none of them are strong enough for him to be identified as a specific morph.

 

[acpart]

I would just say "hypo" since it appears to have fewer than 10 body spots.

Aliza

 

[borderhalofreak]

Thank you! I've looked into morphs and breeding before, and I realize now that my original wording was a bit off. I figured that he wasn't any specific morph (none that I'd seen, at least) and so I guess I was asking more about what kind of traits or genetics you see in him, if that makes any sens. (I keep writing these late at night my apologies if this is worded weird too)

 

[acpart]

All I really see is reduced spotting. Here's the thing: there could be a lot of traits like albino, patternless, blizzard, but we'll never know because those are all recessive (there could be a single gene for it which the gecko could pass on to offspring but there's no way to know because it doesn't affect the way this gecko looks). This is exactly why it's best to breed a gecko that has known genetics, or else you will produce geckos that a serious breeder would not want to purchase.

Aliza