Morph ID? New baby gecko

[buckeyestateballs]

Could someone please help me ID this baby leopard gecko that I took in a few days ago? Would be much appreciated!

[caron]

You have got a little cutie! Someone else will come along with an identification. I don’t have the expertise with identifying morphs! lol!

[westridge]

Definite Murphy Patternless, could also be Albino but I can’t tell from the photo. A closeup of the eye would help.

[mblaney]

Welcome to the forum! What an adorable little one you have there, congratulations on bringing them home!

Here is a post with information regarding getting the most accurate morph ID possible via visual assessment. I personally think it’s too young to say anything other than Murphy Patternless, just as @westridge said.

Guide- asking for Sex & Morph ID w/leopard geckos

Brief notes

this post was inspired by <a class="mention" href="/u/wreckroomsnakes">@wreckroomsnakes</a> ’s <a href="https://community.morphmarket.com/t/guide-in-asking-for-morph-identification-help/3349">morph ID post</a> for ball pythons. These suggestions are tailored to leopard gecko morph ID, but the principles can also be applied for other terrestrial geckos when identifying morph or species (e.g. fat-tailed geckos).

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[armiyana]

I agree with @westridge
Te color is so bright, a closeup of the eye will help us figure out if your baby is also albino.
Definitely a murphy patternless. Those little blobs of color will start to fade over time and your baby will have an overall yellow color on the body.

[buckeyestateballs]

Thanks for the responses everybody! I’ll get a pic of his/her eye tomorrow