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Help Identifying morph please

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Hey, I'm new to leopard geckos and I just bought this little beauty. The shop I got her at said she was a Super Snow. I just wanted to check to make sure that is what she really is.

She has a pink body with yellow dots/ lines along her sides and back down to her tail. She also has red eyes.

If any of you could tell me if that is correct I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks!
 

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I would recommend you show the pictures to Ron Tremper. With the solid white morphs, it is hard to say but for sure it's not JUST a super snow. A regular super snow is a white gecko with evenly dispersed black spots all over its body.
It looks like it could be an Albino Super Snow, of which type of albino I have no clue (Las Vegas maybe?). I've only recently gotten into breeding geckos this year and have been producing Diablo Blancos and Blancos (also white morphs).

I would definitely say show her pictures to Ron and anyone else that has been breeding geckos for years. Are both her eyes solid red or are either of them split half red and half albino?

Kindest regards,

Amanda Rose
 
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