Saz
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Hey guys,
My name is Sarah, I have been breeding Aussie geckos for the last five years and live in Brisbane, Australia.
This little weirdo hatched out at the beginning of the year from my coloured occidentalis line. He is the result of a mother to son pairing, so I'm assuming at this stage that the trait is recessive.
He is totally devoid of any white on him, including on his tubercles, legs and underside. I have been trying to find out if these exist anywhere in the world, or if he is a first.
If anyone has bred a transluscent Nephrurus or knows of one, would love hear from you.
Here's some photos showing his development (he is now six months old) and pics of parents.
Grandparents - this was the mating that produced the father (Great grandparents were legall wild caught from Western Australia)
Parents - this was the mating that produced these hatchlings - mother to son mating
Hatchlings - one normal, one devoid of white
Older
Normal clutchmate
Mutation
Underside
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My name is Sarah, I have been breeding Aussie geckos for the last five years and live in Brisbane, Australia.
This little weirdo hatched out at the beginning of the year from my coloured occidentalis line. He is the result of a mother to son pairing, so I'm assuming at this stage that the trait is recessive.
He is totally devoid of any white on him, including on his tubercles, legs and underside. I have been trying to find out if these exist anywhere in the world, or if he is a first.
If anyone has bred a transluscent Nephrurus or knows of one, would love hear from you.
Here's some photos showing his development (he is now six months old) and pics of parents.
Grandparents - this was the mating that produced the father (Great grandparents were legall wild caught from Western Australia)
Parents - this was the mating that produced these hatchlings - mother to son mating
Hatchlings - one normal, one devoid of white
Older
Normal clutchmate
Mutation
Underside
Most recent