Can someone identify the morphs? the yellow one has no info, and the other two are sse and macksnow? Is that right?
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It’s difficult to tell anything aside from the first one being albino at that angle. Can you get an overhead photo?
I’m assuming it’s just jungle albino with what I can make out. It’s impossible to tell you which line of albino it it is. So if this was supposed to be a breeder, I wouldn’t breed it.
Mack snow and super mack snow eclipse look correct. The eclipse has the white on the nose and legs that happens when eclipse is present.
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thanks, ill try to get an overhead photo. i haven’t bought them yet. I only keep ball pythons currently, and i plan to expand on keeping leopard geckos and bearded dragons. Is it possible that you can educate me in regards with morphs, like which are high end or which have genetic issues. thank you very much.
I don’t mind trying to help when a post pops up.
As far as leopard geckos go with problem morphs …
There’s the enigma gene which acts similar to spider wobble in BP but seems to affect Leo’s worse.
There’s also lemon frost which causes cancerous tumors because of the cells related to the color.
Both are not allowed for sale on MorphMarket, but be careful dealing with breeders on those individually.
Super Mack snows can have some issues with the nostrils. They don’t always develop all the way and can lead to open mouth breathing and URIs. An easy sign to watch for is if they look like they’re gulping or swallowing a lot even at rest.
As far as beardies go…
The only gene I know to be careful of is super leather back because the skin is very delicate and needs specialized care because of it. I haven’t worked with them enough to know of any other issues.
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Noted, thank you.