What morph is this?

This is R.J., our first and only Crested. We bought him as a pet, and do not want to breed him, but, we were wondering "what EXACTLY did we buy". Some pictures are with flash, some without.

http://www.ekreptileshow.com/forums/...7&d=1290478457

http://www.ekreptileshow.com/forums/...3&d=1290478465

http://www.ekreptileshow.com/forums/...8&d=1290478458

http://www.ekreptileshow.com/forums/...3&d=1290478425

http://www.ekreptileshow.com/forums/...2&d=1290478424

We love the little guy!

Your pictures are not showing.

Also, if you want numerous and accurate answers I would join http://www.pangeareptile.com/forums/ if you haven't already. The people there are great, and there is a lot of Rhac activity going on then here.

Congrats on your new buddy, they are a lot of fun!

Hi,

It looks as though the forum you are hotlinking the images from prevents it.

That's ok - hotlinking is against our rules too. :P

I'll turn the images into links for you. Sadly it didn't help. :(

I suggest using a site like imagesgack or phtobucket.


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Sorry, I'll get this corrected when I get home!

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How do I edit the first post?? There isn't an "edit" button anymore.

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What a pretty boy! Not sure what type he is (I'll let the experts handle that) but he is very handsome!
The Edit option goes away after a certain period of time.

Looks like a harlequin to me, but I've been wrong before. Have you ever looked at this morph guide I attached below? It helped me out a lot. Crested Geckos are much different than ball pythons, there is more room for interpretation.

http://www.pangeareptile.com/forums/...splay.php?f=99

Well, the breeder called him a "trophy" gecko, and stated that he had several different morphs showing. I DO know that harlequin was one of them, I think pinstripe, dalmation, and a couple of others that we can't remember.
Thanks for the link, I'll go check it out!

I would classify him as a harlequin partial pin with dalmation. Mostly those little things like partial pin and dal spotting unless it's the main focus get left out because they are traits and not an exact morph.
There are gorgeous full pinstripes or super dals that are classified as such because it's the main trait of the crestie.


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I agree with homegrownscales word for word. He has dalmatian spotting but not enough IMO to be considered a dalmatian, and partial pinning, both are cool little extras on top of being a harlequin.

That's a gorgeous Chocolate and VERY yellow Halequin with dalmation spots. He's a really pretty boy! Nice body structure, too. :D

I think no matter who you ask you'll get a different answer. Back when I bred them almost 10 years ao that was basically considered a harley.