Here is a pic I took today of my most recent hatchling. Its a rainwater albino het patternless( maybe a stripe?)Let me know what you think.
RandyS
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would this be considered a stripe albino?
RandyS
Sep 23, 2003 03:30 PM
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StarGecko
Sep 23, 2003 03:38 PM
It has a banded tail, not a stripe. A true stripe is a form of jungle. A nice aberrant though. Some might call it a "partial stripe" but I'm not much of one for amorphous or possibly misleading terms.
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StarGecko
Sep 23, 2003 04:23 PM
It does look like may not be fully banded, looked banded at first glance but bands look like they may not go all the way around. If it does have a completely unringed tail (hard to tell from pic) I think it not be misleading to call it a partial stripe.
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Rob Jenkins
Sep 23, 2003 03:40 PM
Some would accept that as a stripe and some would call it partial stripe. It's not simply aberrant, because of the broken up tail bands(maybe I'm seeing things, but they don't look like normal bands on the tail). Great looking gecko there.
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breaker4show
Sep 23, 2003 04:01 PM
That is a beautiful jungle ! Some would say partial stripe but I say jungle ! Notice the broken tail bands !
Nick
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royalgoldreps
Sep 23, 2003 04:52 PM
for it to be a "stripe" the stripe would need to follow completely down the tail.
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divinitry
Sep 23, 2003 04:34 PM
does it have tang heritage, what sex is it? I think it's beautiful 
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divinitry
Sep 23, 2003 04:56 PM
this is a reverse stripe, but you get the idea...
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RandyS
Sep 23, 2003 07:33 PM
Thanks, I think its one of the wildest looking I've hatched this year.
Some of my rainwaters hatchlings are showing some tang color. It was incubated for female.
RandyS
Lyn
Sep 23, 2003 11:27 PM
Is this little cutie up for grabs? Or is she a keeper on your end? If she's up for grabs I'll pay you extra for the stripe Either way I have an enclosure all set up waiting for my next R&B Gecko baby. If this little charmer is spoken for I'm sure you'll have a different little girl for my little Simba. You might have seen I posted pics of him earlier this week. He's doing great, I'm so very happy with him. Thanks for producing such wonderful geckos!
"Simba" Patternless Rainwater male
powergeckos
Sep 23, 2003 07:24 PM
. . . Randy, you always have some of the nicest stock I've seen. You always post "SKRILLER" animals.
'SKRILLER" = Killer and Screarmer. I had to make up a new name for your stock, their so good!! LOL.
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RandyS
Sep 23, 2003 07:37 PM
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