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RE: what is it?

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Posted by: John_Yezbak at Sat May 1 15:34:22 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by John_Yezbak ]  
   

She's not a raptor, the eyes would be solid or partly solid red and you can see her iris clearly.
She might be snow but doesn't look like it to me. Hard to say without seeing her as a hatchling. Snows hatch out white (black & white or pink & white etc.) and develop the yellow as they mature. If she has any orange at the base of her tail I would say she is definitely not a snow. Mack snows almost always lack the typical orange tail base and have muted yellows instead.
Only way to know for sure would be to pair her with a normal and see if you get snow babies or pair her with a known snow and see if you get supers.
Of course there are always exceptions.
She's a beautiful gecko regardless.

John Yezbak
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