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Ok these 2 hatched last week and doing just great. The one on the left in the pic is completly black and white, no other coloring what so ever! It came from a cross between a Tangerine carrot tail( all orange female) and a Jungle het for paternless and it also carries carrtt tail gene. So not really sure what it is.

The other one came from a Las Vegas Albino (female) and a Yellow Giant het for albino(Camlon stock). So it would be het for albino but it also is orange and I am not sure what type of albino the yellow giant was het for. So what would you call it??

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I know albino sorry I meant to say het it will be het for yellow giant but I do not know what type of albino it is? Since I do now know what type of albino the yellow giant was het for.

That would also make the baby Las Vegas. You can't cross two types of albino (like a Tremper x Vegas cross) and get albino. The only way to get the albino offspring would be if both animals were carryng the same albino gene. Unless your female is actually a het for another gene or the seller told you the wrong albino, the baby is Vegas.

As for the leo on the left... that would be what people call a 'snow' leo. However...not all babies born that color stay that color. Most end up looking like normal adults. Keep an eye on it tho. You might end up with a pale gecko after all. I had two hatch out like that. One is a a normal colored adult now. The other is almost all black/white/grey with a light tint of yellow on the legs. Snow is a very hard to breed trait. Not many breeders have a good stock of them.