Standard / Normal Crested Gecko
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 base line from which all selectively bred colour and pattern morphs descend.
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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..
The Tiger is a common crested gecko morph with line-bred (polygenic) genetics. Fine, narrow striping reminiscent of a tiger's coat, generally more delicate and numerous than the bolder stripes of a Pinstripe morph.