Gecko Morphs

[Sarah]

good luck with the eggs !!

 

[AUSGECKO]

Yeah I do but then I can't keep crocs

Ah, too true.

 

[geckodan]

The hypo castelnaui are a codominant mutation originating from wild specimens from the Mt Carbine area of Nth Qld (single factor animals are quite common there). The animals pictured are the double factor and were much harder to produce than they ever should have been (Murphy's law). The single factor animals have been around for years but Bob and co. put in the effort to finally crack the double factor.
Here's the normal , single and double together (getting all three to sit still in perfect alignment was just as difficult).

 

[GeckoJosh]

I have always loved that pic, thanks for the explanation Dan

 

[Gibblore]

Thanks Dan they look unreal altogether. I have all these and they are amazing in the flesh.

 

[GeckoJosh]

Iv also noticed a size difference between the DF hypos and non hypos, is this common?

 

[Sarah]

awesome pic of the 3 ,if you can get hypo castelnaui then is it possible to get hypo marmoratas.

 

[Gibblore]

I was told by the guy i got mine off that the more yellow the animal the smaller be. I dont know if it's 100% true but in mine it seems so

 

[GeckoJosh]

awesome pic of the 3 ,if you can get hypo castelnaui then is it possible to get hypo marmoratas.

Iv heard stories about them but im yet to see any pics

 

[geckodan]

I've seen a dead in shell hypo tryoni - solid yellow with white spots.