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This update is for everyone who was interested in seeing how this snow evolves. As you can see he’s changed quit a bit. His bands have gotten lighter and are now breaking up.
Here he is at 50 days old and 12 grams.
And he is at 12 days old.
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Cody Castellanos
Pro Geckos
cody@progeckos.com
i wonder why snows have never been that popular since they are so beautiful??? everyone seems to go for the tangs.
Cleo
Snows actually are popular. Everyone wants A snows but the only problem is producing them. You can have two A snows and get C offspring. There's just more people breeding tangerines instead of snows.
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Cody Castellanos
Pro Geckos
cody@progeckos.com
Where did you get him from? Are you going to breed him? Do you know what female(s) you will breed him to yet? Seems like people have a hard time finding good snows.
Lovely gecko
He’s actually one of my hatchlings that hatched on 7/3/03. I’m raising him up and breeding him next year but I don’t know to whom yet. As of right now he is my best snow. =) And yes good snows are very hard to come by.
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Cody Castellanos
Pro Geckos
cody@progeckos.com
Beautiful. You should try to find him a good snow female, with what the demand seems to be for good snows (and lack of availablity), the offspring from a pairing like should justify a pretty expensive female, I'd think you could pay her off in one season. Though I have heard snows are tricky, not as predicatable when breeding as some other morphs. I don't work with them myself, but I think they are pretty. Of course if this strange little girl below comes out snow (I suspect she'll turn pastel superhypotang given her parentage and someo's else experiences with a similar baby) then I might have a new project on my hands- hyposnow albinos. Wouldn't that be fun!
Good luck!
I have several female snows, but only 1 A. The rest are B grade. He’s probably going to be bred to all of them because you can get A’s from C breeders. Yes, they are very tricky and that is the reason why. They just don’t breed true.
A hypo snow albino, now that would be cool. Keep your fingers crossed that she’ll turn into one. Good luck!
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Cody Castellanos
Pro Geckos
cody@progeckos.com
n/p
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Cody Castellanos
Pro Geckos
cody@progeckos.com
that's one of the nicest examples of a true snow I've seen. Hope it stays that way for ya. Definitely a keeper.
np
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Got hips like Cinderella / Must be having a good shame / Talking sweet about nothing / Cookie I think you're Tame 
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