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Ok. here are some better pictures.NOw what type do you think she is?

The back pattern looks very much like a chevron back. The mid dorsal (sides, between legs) and little pattern on the legs themselves, suggest a 'Fire' morph. Yellow-orange and some dark color I am not sure it is called.
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PHLdyPayne

>>The back pattern looks very much like a chevron back. The mid dorsal (sides, between legs) and little pattern on the legs themselves, suggest a 'Fire' morph. Yellow-orange and some dark color I am not sure it is called.
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>>PHLdyPayne

agreed. perhaps olive? she's beautiful! =)
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3.1 snakes, 3.3 crested geckos, 0.1 gargoyle gecko, 2.0 devon rex cats, 1.0 betta

Maybe olive....it just doesn't look like the color olive to me...but pretty close. Sometimes I find what is called 'lavender' is similar...very confusing.

Might be a good ideal to email the picture to one of the big boys in crested gecko research/breeding..Allen Repashy or Anthony Caponetto. Both have websites...so you can find their emails on their sites somewhere.

Of course if they answer (may take awhile, being height of baby season, so they probably all over the place at reptile shows...not sure what their scheduled are like..may be on their sites too) but I think both are pretty good at eventually responding to emails.
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PHLdyPayne

That little gecko has a lot going on, its hard to label a gecko like that as being one thing or the other. From what I can see its got a nice cream flame, a little partial pinstriping, and a little of the harlequin trait in it. As for the color I wouldn't be surprised if it colored up a nice rich dark color. I have one that is similar pictured below along with the closest thing I have to the olive color you guys were talking about.

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