I’ve been breeding crested geckos for quite a bit and have been intrested in lilly whites and want to know what morph(s) I have to breed together to make that happen?
I am pretty sure lilly white is actually a legit morph (meaning an actual mutation) so you would need lilly whites to make more lilly whites.
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dangit well I guess imma have to buy some Lilly whites 
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Note: Lillywhite x Lillywhite is lethal. Only breed lillywhites to non-lillywhites.
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Oh I know I definitely won’t breed them together
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The first Lilly white came about by accident from a Tricolour and an Extreme Harlequin. It’s very rare and can take years or never happen. Think it was 4 years for Lilly exotics if I remember rightly?. That was pure luck they managed to achieve one, which is how we then became to know of them! On a forum a few years ago 2 people had the luck of a lifetime and actually did it! Safe to say everyone was amazed 
We have a couple lillies here now anyway but will be a while before they breed, but if by luck I get one from my non Lilly pairings he/she shall be staying! And shall be called Lucky
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Lilly White’s are amazing and a little more affordable than a few years ago but yes you ideally need a Lilly White or a phantom Lilly White.
I’m hoping to breed my Lilly White this year 
but I am waiting on my females so may be next year
I just saw this post. Lilly to Lilly is not 100% lethal. It is lethal if the baby inherits both copies of the Lilly gene. I know it is taboo to discuss breeding them together but the fact is that there has been a successful hatch of the super form that thrived. There is a 25% chance of a super form and a 25% chance of a non Lilly hatching out if you pair Lilly to Lilly. I am not saying for anyone to do it or that I have done it. I only have 1 adult Lilly and don’t plan on Lilly to Lilly pairings cuz I don’t want to lose any at all. I know people take the risk and there are healthy babies from that type of pairing.
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