Bought Kobicha as a baby from a reputable breeder. She was identified as a Dalmatian crestie. As she got bigger, she developed different patterning. Shes about 2 years old but not a lot of spots, just kind of curious if shes a Dal or crossed with another morph. Im new to reptile pets so i have no clue lol.
No big deal, i love her to bits anyway but im curious what other crestie owners think? She is the very first reptile ive owned and is a spoiled brat lol.
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Do you have any better photos of her? She definitely has patterning, but how much? And do you have any baby photos? 
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Ill try to upload, im new to the site and stumbling around lol
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These are the best i can find right now lol
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The last pics are the only baby pics i got
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She’s a Harlequin pin dash dalmation, judging by the pic when young she’s always been that too x
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With how little pattern she has i would consider her a flame dalmatian Flame and harlequin are the same genetically, harlequin is just a slightly stronger expression of the pattern traits
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Flames have only dorsal markings, where as his girls got side and leg markings too, flames are a lot harder to come by too I’ve found because of this 
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I’ve produced one flame myself in the years of breeding now. And she came from a tangerine super dal and an extreme tricolour. Work that out 
Never got another like it out again but she was very cool!
Some Harley’s have lower expressioned markings though, and some are extreme and hardly a base left. All morphs/traits vary a lot and it’s great
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Flames have little/subtle to no markings on their laterals/limbs per morphpedias description, so it really depends on what people consider “little” or “subtle”
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I think she is a mixture of Harlequin, partial pinstripe, with just a few Dalmatian spots. She’s got Dal in her for sure, but I’m not familiar enough with the morph to say if you could fully call her a “dalmation”
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