The third hatchling turned out to be a Cappuccino. Among all the crested geckos I’ve raised at home, this is the first time a Cappuccino has hatched. I’ve had several Lily White hatchlings before, but since this was my first Cappuccino, I wasn’t entirely sure at first. Looking at its hatchling photos, I felt even […]
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The second one is also a Tri Extreme Harlequin. While the pattern around the neck hasn’t developed much, the strong secondary traits on the lateral side make it clear that the dorsal pattern is Tiger. Right after hatching, its appearance was very similar to the first one. In this particular photo, it looks almost like
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The first hatchling from Bobby and Tike turned out to be a Tri-Extreme Harlequin. With its overall dark coloration and a shedding layer peeling off just at the right moment, it gives off a tough and rugged impression. Since the mother, Tike, is a Cappuccino morph with a relatively short breeding history, this little one
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The sixth baby is also a Tri Extreme Harlequin. Statistically, there should be a similar number of Lily Whites, but it feels like more Tri Extreme Harlequins are appearing. The Tri Extreme Harlequin siblings all look quite similar. Except for the one with a tangerine hue, they share a similar secondary coloration and have a
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This is the fifth hatchling of the clutch, and like its siblings, it displays strong Tri Extreme Harlequin (TriEx) traits. While its patterning isn’t as intense as that of the fourth hatchling, its tangerine coloration remains a defining feature. Compared to its clutchmates, this gecko showcases a significantly higher expression of the third trait along
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This baby is the one that most closely resembles a purebred Barb among Bobch and Peach’s hatchlings this season. It’s a truly unique gecko. Despite both parents carrying Tri-Extreme Harlequin traits, this one looks quite different from its siblings. The most striking feature is the tangerine hue as its secondary trait. I wish I had
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This is the second baby of Bobby and Peach. The overall appearance is similar to the first, but the color has changed quite a lot. The typical tangerine color has started to show. When it was born, it had a very dark brownish hue. Like the first baby, the third trait seems to be emerging
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This is our first hatchling, and it bears a striking resemblance to its father, Bobch. While the third trait is only partially expressed, the overall coloration is remarkably similar to its dad’s. Since it’s still young, its colors have a deep, rich quality that is quite striking. From the moment it hatched, the tiger pattern
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This is the fifth offspring, a Normal Extreme Harlequin (NorExH) that appears to have inherited fewer of the striking traits seen in its parents. While it carries the Normal morph, it notably lacks the bold tiger pattern passed down from its mother, and its dorsal secondary traits are relatively subdued compared to its siblings. It
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Snorange1 is the first offspring of Snowball and Orange, and like its mother, it is developing into a classic Tri-Extreme Harlequin (TriXHar). While its tertiary lateral traits are starting to emerge, its dorsal pattern showcases a striking blend of Tiger markings along with secondary and tertiary traits, giving it a rich orange hue. The Tiger
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