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I know at the moment(midnight blizzards)are a morph in the making and maybe need a bit more work but what about calling them(panthers).It shorter and sounds good and when the time comes for the(albino midnight blizzard)or(blazzing midnight blizzard).or what ever other long and tongue twisting name there going to have thay could be called pink panthers.
Any one els like?.

>>I know at the moment(midnight blizzards)are a morph in the making and maybe need a bit more work but what about calling them(panthers).It shorter and sounds good and when the time comes for the(albino midnight blizzard)or(blazzing midnight blizzard).or what ever other long and tongue twisting name there going to have thay could be called pink panthers.
>>Any one els like?.
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I think midnight blizzard will be the only name they are ever going to be called. I am highly doubting some one from the KS forums will ever change the name of a highly known reptile unless a lot of the well known and highly respected people in the leopard gecko community change it.

Just an interesting question to pose - would an Albino Midnight Blizzard be light, like an Albino, or dark, like a midnight blizzard... hmmmmmmm

First person to create one will get a crapload of cash for each if they can do it!
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HMMMMMM. The genetics on that one boggle the mind. I am now breeding my blackest male with a tremper albino female. Should be interesting to see if I can produce anything interesting in the future.

If a midnight blizzard is a melanistic blizzard, then an albino midnight blizzard would look like any other albino blizzard (blazing blizzard) because the albino trait removes the ability of melanin to pigment the skin.

Of course the strain of albino would depend on how certain traits manifest.... for instance the eyes of all three albino strains are very unique.
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