Male Afghanicus Mack Snow

ID: 1311
Age: Adult
DOB: 6/02/23
Weight: 70g

Handleability: 7/10

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

Afghanicus is one of the Fabulous 5 subspecies of leopard gecko that can breed together with no problems and only gains: Macularius, Montanus, Fasciolatus, Turcmenicus, & Afghanicus. Out of all of these sub species localities, the afghanicus is by far the most heavily spotted and darkest patterned making it a great candidate to bring more rich darker coloration into any line or project!

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