leo id help

[tracy reptile co.]

need help iding these babies, I got in a trade a few months ago a male snow blizzard, female blanco and a banded snow all 100% het for diablo blanco, I have limited experience with leopard morphs so I need a bit of help iding the babies im getting, thanks

 

[tracy reptile co.]

this batch is about 3-4 months old, the first and last are blazing blizzard I think the second im not sure either normal or maybe a snow?? third normal I guess, let me know thanks

 

[tomb9712]

First pic looks like a blazing blizz, second could be a snow was it black and grey when it hatched? It has stripe genes in it as it's tail continues it's stripe , third is a normal, and the last one looks like a blazzing blizzard as well. Hope that helps you.

 

[tracy reptile co.]

it helps a bit thanks could you maybe id the top 2?

 

[tomb9712]

Normal with a non genetic stripe, and most likely a blazing blizzard, but could be a mack blizzard as well. Hard to tell without seeing them in person.

 

[Kristi23]

The first looks like a reverse stripe. But without knowing genetics, we can only guess on all the morphs and there is no way to know the hets without knowing what the pairings were. Snows tend to look more like normals as they age, so without a hatchling pic, you probably won't know the snows vs normals. Blazing blizzard is most likely tremper since that's the most common, but rainwater is pretty common now, too. Bell blazing blizzards are still very expensive, so you can rule that one out.

 

[tracy reptile co.]

actually the pairings were listed as male snow blizzard, female blanco and a banded snow all 100% het for diablo blanco

 

[Kristi23]

actually the pairings were listed as male snow blizzard, female blanco and a banded snow all 100% het for diablo blanco

Sorry, I thought that was what you thought the babies were, not the parents.


You should be able to enter in the parents into the genetics calculator which will give you ideas on what the babies can be. From there, you may have a couple guesses, too. Sometimes it can be hard to tell a snow blizzard from a blizzard unless you've got both to look at or have hatched a lot. Your blazing blizzard would be tremper for sure then.