Lilly White Crested Gecko (Lily White)
Bred for an almost entirely white or extremely pale, low-pattern appearance — visually striking and highly sought after, but genuinely different from most other crested gecko morphs in terms of associated health risk.
Welfare note
WELFARE CONCERN: this trait has been associated with weaker jaw structure, feeding difficulties, and elevated juvenile mortality in some lines. Research the specific breeder and line carefully — and consider feeding logistics — before buying.
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The Standard / Normal is a common crested gecko morph with wild-type genetics. Muted brown, grey, or olive base colour with the species' characteristic fringed crests, closely resembling the wild population rediscovered in New Caledonia in 1994.
The Pinstripe is a common crested gecko morph with line-bred (polygenic) genetics. A pattern trait producing crisp, well-defined light-coloured stripes running down each side of the spine, standing out sharply against the base colour.
The Harlequin is a common crested gecko morph with line-bred (polygenic) genetics. A pattern trait producing bold, high-contrast patches of colour along the sides, often incorporating cream, orange, or red tones against a darker base.
The Extreme Harlequin is a uncommon crested gecko morph with line-bred (polygenic) genetics. A more intensely patterned, higher-contrast version of standard Harlequin, with patches covering more of the body and often brighter, more saturated colour.
The Dalmatian is a common crested gecko morph with line-bred (polygenic) genetics. Covered in small, dark speckled spots scattered across the body, resembling the coat pattern of the dog breed it's named for.
The Flame is a common crested gecko morph with line-bred (polygenic) genetics. A pattern trait producing bold, flame-like streaks of lighter colour running up the sides and back, often in cream, yellow, or orange tones against a darker base..