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Patternless Crested Gecko
A Patternless crested gecko is a crested gecko with one solid base color and no visible pattern, named after that color (for example red patternless or olive patternless).
Patternless crested geckos lack visible markings and display a single solid base color. The trait is line-bred rather than a single gene, and patternless animals are often used as the base color foundation for high-contrast pattern projects. Common patternless bases include red, orange, olive, yellow, and chocolate.
Inheritance: Line-bred. Category: Color modifier. Rarity: common. Typical adult price: $50 to $150. Also called: Solid.
Key features
- No visible pattern on the body, solid base color
- Base color determines the animal's name (red patternless, olive patternless, etc.)
- Line-bred trait, stacks with any color but cannot be Punnett-squared
- Foundation stock for many high-contrast pattern breeding projects
How to tell it apart
- Bicolor: A Bicolor shows two distinct colors with a clear boundary; a Patternless is one solid color with no pattern.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Patternless crested gecko?
A Patternless crested gecko is a crested gecko with one solid base color and no visible pattern, named after that color (for example red patternless or olive patternless).
What does a Patternless crested gecko look like?
A typical Patternless crested gecko shows these features: no visible pattern on the body, solid base color; base color determines the animal's name (red patternless, olive patternless, etc.); line-bred trait, stacks with any color but cannot be Punnett-squared.
What is the difference between Patternless and Bicolor?
A Bicolor shows two distinct colors with a clear boundary; a Patternless is one solid color with no pattern.
How is Patternless inherited?
Patternless is classified as line-bred. Not a single gene, a "look" maintained by repeated pairings of animals that share the trait. Expresses on a gradient.
How much does a Patternless crested gecko cost?
A typical adult Patternless crested gecko sells for $50 to $150. Quality, sex, age and lineage move an individual animal within that range.
What other morphs combine with Patternless?
Patternless is often combined with Red Base, Orange Base, Yellow Base, Olive, Chocolate and Lilly White.
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