Super Snow Albino Enigma
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Super Snow Albino Enigma
As the name suggest, the Super Snow Albino Enigma is a combination morph of 3 different genetic traits: Super Snow (Incomplete Dominant), any of the three albino strains (Recessive), and the Enigma (Dominant). Debbie Prince from The Gecko Prince hatched the first Super Snow Bell Enigma on February 12, 2008. The pictures first appeared on GeckoForums.net. In appearance, the Super Snow Albino Enigmas will have solid red eyes, with a light pink to white body with random brown to pink speckling.
Matt Baronak and Alberto Cadolini have been able to produce a Super Snow Tremper Albino Enigma. Pictures can be seen below.
Images
This is the first Super Snow Bell Enigma (Prince).
This is the first Super Snow Bell Enigma (Prince).
This is the first Super Snow Bell Enigma (Prince).
This is the first Super Snow Bell Enigma (Prince).
This is the first Super Snow Bell Enigma. It is 1 week old in the picture (Prince).
This is the first Super Snow Bell Enigma. It is 1 week old in the picture (Prince).
This is the Super Snow Bell Enigma at 2 weeks old (Prince).
This is the Super Snow Bell Enigma at 2 weeks old (Prince).
This is the Super Snow Bell Enigma at 2 weeks old, notice the red eyes (Prince).
This is the Super Snow Bell Enigma at 3 weeks old (Prince).
This is the Super Snow Bell Enigma at 3 weeks old (Prince).
This is a Super Snow Bell Enigma at 2 months old (Prince).
This is a Super Snow Bell Enigma at 2 months old (Prince).
This is a freshly hatched clutch of Super Snow Bell Enigma (Prince).
This is a freshly hatched clutch of Super Snow Bell Enigma (Prince).
This is a freshly hatched clutch of Super Snow Bell Enigma (Prince).
This is a freshly hatched clutch of Super Snow Bell Enigma (Prince).
This is a freshly hatched clutch of Super Snow Bell Enigma (Prince).
This is a Super Snow Tremper Enigma (Baronak).
This is a Super Snow Tremper Enigma (Baronak).
This is a Super Snow Tremper Enigma (Baronak).
Reference
- Baronak, Matt. A&M Geckos. <http://www.amgecko.com>.
- Cadolini, Alberto. "A&M Geckos." <http://www.amgeckos.com>.
- Prince, Debbie. The Gecko Prince. <http://www.thegeckoprince.com>.