Want to confirm morph

I recently realized that I never asked the morph of my gal, even though I thought I did. I’m mostly wondering if she’s brindle or Tiger, as it’s still hard for me to know the difference between the two.


She fires up a little darker than this, but this is her best picture.
I also wondered if she could have cappuccino, but I’m pretty sure she doesn’t.

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Tiger dal,
Any fired up of her?

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I knew I had one somewhere lol. Just had to dig it up.

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Phantom dalmatian, not sure whether i would consider her a tiger or a brindle, since the lines are vertical, but still broken up quite a bit. Tigers have lines than go vertically from their dorsal to their laterals, whereas the lines on a brindle will be more sporadic and broken, typically mainly on the upper laterals… so maybe a low quality tiger? But the tiger and brindle morphs aren’t traits in themselves but visual descriptions of how the tiger trait expresses, so they can be difficult to pinpoint in some cases, similarly to the different types of harlequin :blush: If you’re interested, i would definitely recommend reading the Foundation Genetics guide on LMreptiles’ website.
As for cappuccino; i would be very surprised if she had it, but capps always have to be proven through breeding, unless you have lineage from a reputable breeder.

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Dark phantom tiger dal.

She looks semi fired there, she’s a beaut, my cuppa that’s for sure! X

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I’d say phantom, dalmatian, tiger.

I also don’t see cap, but as said above. Would need to breed to prove or come from reputable breeder with lineage

I agree with phantom tiger dal. I personally don’t see Capp. Very pretty though!

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