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what is an abberant? It looks alot alike a snow leopard but not really

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Abberant, technically means to be not normal. Broken, untrue. Etc...
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did you look at the link? they look almost like snows but yellowish...

An abberant isn't a color, it is a pattern.

Here's a pic of my abberant normal;
He's abberant because of that one pattern on his back!

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Steven ,

and flock;
-1.1 Cockatiels(Buddy and Jake)
-1.1 Budgies(Chipy and Peaches)
-1.0 Orange cheeked waxbill

And slime/scales;
-1.0 Firebellied toad
-1.0 Japanese firebellied newt
-1.0 Leopard gecko
-4 leopard frog tadpoles

Fish, feeders and other wriggly things!

here is my abberant leo as a baby,see how his body pattern isn't normal? If the broken pattern would have gone into his tail then he would have been called a jungle.

this is the same leo 4 month later,you can still see his abberant markings but they are a pale yellowy/green and he lost all his black body marks.

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so then is he called a hypo-yellow since he has no dark spots on his back now?

Sorry I've only had geckos for 2 months and all the morphs and their names are all new to me.

I belive he is called a super-hypo high yellow carrot tail.
here is a site with morph pictures

http://www.leopard-gecko.net/morphs/index.html

and another one

http://www.freewebs.com/stinauiuc/morphdescriptions.htm
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