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Chocolate Crested Gecko
A Chocolate crested gecko has deep brown ground coloration, often most apparent when fired up.
Chocolate is a descriptive base-color term. An animal can become lighter when fired down; retaining a fixed deep brown is not a requirement.
Inheritance: Polygenic. Category: Base color. Rarity: uncommon. Typical adult price: $150 to $400.
Key features
- Deep brown base coloration
- Color can lighten in a fired-down state
- Can coexist with cream pattern and spotting
How to tell it apart
- Buckskin: A Buckskin is a lighter warm tan or leather color; a Chocolate is a deep, rich brown.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Chocolate crested gecko?
A Chocolate crested gecko has deep brown ground coloration, often most apparent when fired up.
What does a Chocolate crested gecko look like?
A typical Chocolate crested gecko shows these features: deep brown base coloration; color can lighten in a fired-down state; can coexist with cream pattern and spotting.
What is the difference between Chocolate and Buckskin?
A Buckskin is a lighter warm tan or leather color; a Chocolate is a deep, rich brown.
How is Chocolate inherited?
Chocolate is classified as polygenic. Trait controlled by many genes working additively. Cannot be Punnett-squared. Improved through selective breeding over generations.
How much does a Chocolate crested gecko cost?
A typical adult Chocolate crested gecko sells for $150 to $400. Quality, sex, age and lineage move an individual animal within that range.
What other morphs combine with Chocolate?
Chocolate is often combined with Harlequin, Cream, Dalmatian, Tiger and Brindle.
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