hi

hi everyone

Could be Paradox spot. Or could be a skin disease or laceration.

thanks!!!
i hope its just Paradox spot

btw, is Paradox spot genetic thing? will its offspring get Paradox spot?

it is only a paradox spot, i have a mack snow blizzard with five or six spots on it...it is more of a fluke than genetic...alot of people have tried to reproduce that anomoly with no success.

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ill try to get some better pics, but that is what they are

thanks!!!
seems that my leo has a very big paradox spot lol
i hope its offsprings will not get it

Paradox spots are actually very sought after. You would hope you can produce a blizzard with a paradox spot continuously.

no doubt chaz! i have heard alot of people have tried, but none seem to be able to reproduce this with any consistancy. immagine a solid white diablo blanco with solid red eyes, with big paradox spots! i am going to breed my urban phantom with my urban diablo and play with that line to make them solid white, with no yellow at all...i would like to run my blizzard stuff into it, but it all has mack snow, so untill i produce a non mack snow, i wont breed it into that line. i want to completely phase out my mack snow stuff, and only work with the urban snow...i would sell my mack snow blizzard male, but he is really dark lavender, almost purple, with a pink tail and still has the blue above his eyes...he looks more grey in the pics, but i only have a crappy camera, and cant seem to get accurate colors in any of my geckos....bummer, guess i need to buy a good camera, and LEARN HOW TO USE IT!

seems you have a really long-term project...

i have a few long term projects, lol...but they always pay off. hopefully i will be the first to produce a couple new combos...but the chances are there, that someone else has the same goals...just hopefully they dont have the 'ingredients' yet....i do for the combos i want to produce first.... ...im hoping. i think the longer that it takes to produce a morph or combo, the more rewarding it is when you finally produce that goal animal. even when you buy hets, instead of just buying the morph...but now, there are so many morphs and combos, plain hets are not that common....back when i first started, the hets were almost all you could find.

This is so true about finding hets. The hot ticket gecko when I was around was the murphy's to have one of those you were really the coolest lol. I always believe in line breeding because one thing is for sure. Nobody can have what you already have. It works out perfectly and then you are even better when you combine it with a morph then it really is a plus. For instance my snows, supers, are now getting crossed into other combo morphs but I will only be selling the snow version this coming season and it will be a handfull of females. Maintain is the best key. Look at Bloods, and Lavenders, and so many other morphs that people have line bred. It makes you the originator when it gets everyone else hooked.