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Revision as of 19:53, 20 February 2021
Enigma
An Enigma is a Leopard Gecko which is a dominant morph. When classifying an Enigma, there are a few common features which all Enigmas seem to have. When they hatch out, their spots tend to be blotches rather than bands. When looking at their tails, the tails are almost all white. As they grow older, the spotting increases and sometimes turns into speckles.
Genetics
Enigma: dominant
History
The Enigmas are considered a random genetic mutation. In 2006, Mark Bell produced the first Enigma when it randomly hatched out of one of his Leopard Gecko groups.
Enigma Crosses
Tangerine
Albey from Albey's "Too Cool" Reptiles and Matt Baronak from A&M Geckos have crossed the Enigmas into the Tangerine Lines producing some different looking Tangerines.
Images
Image Reference
- Baronak, Matt. A&M Geckos. <http://www.amgecko.com>.
- Cadolini, Alberto. "A&M Geckos." <http://www.amgeckos.com>.
- Galewood, Jeff Sr., Jeff Galewood Jr. "Super Snow Enigma." JMG Reptile. <http://www.jmgreptile.com>.
- Gougeon, Brittney. South Bay Geckos. <http://www.southbaygeckos.com>.
