Crested Gecko Morph Guide

This is intended to be reference material for people having questions with the morphs. Since the book is now out of print, not everyone has access to a copy of an actual published morph guide. With permission from Allen, I have created this guide based on the book Rhacodactylus: The Complete Guide...

No, there has never been a piebald crested gecko morph, although that would be pretty badass!


Shallowxsleep I believe Lance is referring to the piebald morphs that are commonly seen with ball pythons. They are called piebald when they have patches/splashes of white....it kind of reminds me of the coat color of a calico cat (a lot of white with brown/black and orange/tan patches) There are extreme versions of piebald ball pythons that are 80-90% white. If you type in piebald ball pythons into google image search you will see exactly what I am talking about. They are pretty neat looking....as far as snakes go

Oh! I know exactly what you're talking about
I saw some at the reptile show I went to on the 6th this month. They looked soooo cool!
That would be pretty cool if it was a crested morph. Do you think there is any possibility of getting on like that though?

I will be the one to get a piebald morph that is my goal and what I am making my biology project for college about morph's of crested gecko's and the morph's to make a piebald.

lance