Female Fasciolatus Mack Snow Lavender Turcmenicus 100% Het Eclipse

ID: 1248
Age: Sub Adult
DOB: 8/24/24
Weight: 30g

Handleability: 6/10

*Generally all leopard geckos will become more handleable with just a little bit of training and time, but geckos with a rating of 7/10 or higher are expressing higher levels of handleability already now :)

The Fasciolatus sub species of Leopard Gecko is a longer body base animal with a lighter overall color giving the animals a more faded and snow-like look, they also have stronger nails than your typical Macularius, are completely interbreedable with the other 5 subspecies of Macularius, and produce some really amazing animals! Oh, and did I mention they have the highest pitch scream of all the Macularius sub-species! :D

Mack Snow is by far one of the most commonly worked with traits for  beginners as well as experienced keepers in the leopard gecko hobby. Mack Snow is a true Axanthic morph in leopard geckos meaning lack of "xanthophores" which are responsible for the yellow, red, & orange pigments in the geckos skin. Therefore mack snows will always be a shade lighter when it comes to those color palettes, however the super form which is two copies of the gene inherited from each parent at  conception leaves the gecko a stark white and black all the way through adulthood. A very striking morph that has  monumental potential inside of any project or collection! :D

Turcmenicus lines are few and far between. We saw the value early on of breeding the wild-type lines together for two purposes. One, to get a diversity of DNA into the offspring to create stronger and healthier bloodlines, allowing our hobby to thrive for generations to come. And two, to create more pattern, color, and size diversity amongst the already known world of mutations in leopard geckos. This strategy has paid off and has created some of the most amazing black nights, tangerines, snows, bolds, and white & yellows ever created, with so much more yet to come! Turcmenicus is known for its lighter more lavender/white appearance and it's longer and lankier appearance than the regular Macularius bloodline. A must have in ANY project!

Eclipse is one of the oldest and most popular traits among leopard gecko morphs. Used to make Pandas, Pieds, RAPTORS, Diablo Blancos, Snow Combos, White & Yellow combos, and more, it is pretty much a staple in all leopard gecko collections. It is characterized by a reduction in color saturation as well as eye pigment alteration in 3 main types:

1) Partial eye shading (aka marbling)

2) Half Eye Shading (aka Snake Eyes)

3) Full Eye Shading (aka full eclipse)

Lavender describes geckos that display more lavender type coloration on the banding or pattern layers of their skin pigmentation that exceeds a normal quantity that a gecko of that project may have. Lavenders will typically be seen in our Fasciolatus / Turcmenicus Mack Snow projects and our Afghanicus Mack Snow Blizzard Projects. These animals could be used in further selectively bred projects to continue to refine and bring our more purple hues in geckos! :D