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Super Lilly White Crested Gecko
Super Lilly White is the two-copy form of Lilly White, and it is lethal: embryos die in the egg or within days of hatching.
Pairing two Lilly Whites gives about 25% Super Lilly White eggs. Those embryos die in the egg or within days of hatching, which is why Lilly White cannot be bred true and why Lilly White x Lilly White is the pairing every breeder warns against. The same applies to any two geckos that each carry Lilly White, including Frappuccinos. The Lilly White trait itself traces to Lilly Exotics (Nick Lumb) in the United Kingdom, starting with an unusual hatchling in late 2010. A seller offering a living Super Lilly White is mislabeling the animal.
Lilly White to a gecko without Lilly White gives about 50% Lilly White and never a Super Lilly White.
Inheritance: Incomplete dominant. Category: Structure. Rarity: never survives. Breeding: lethal, avoid. Also called: Super LW.
Key features
- Two copies of Lilly White
- Lethal: dies in the egg or within days of hatching
- About 25% of eggs from Lilly White x Lilly White
How to tell it apart
- Lilly White: A Lilly White has one copy and is healthy; two copies are lethal, so no living adult is a Super Lilly White.
- Super Whiteout: Super Whiteout is a different gene and is described as healthy.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Super Lilly White crested gecko?
Super Lilly White is the two-copy form of Lilly White, and it is lethal: embryos die in the egg or within days of hatching.
What does a Super Lilly White crested gecko look like?
A typical Super Lilly White crested gecko shows these features: two copies of Lilly White; lethal: dies in the egg or within days of hatching; about 25% of eggs from Lilly White x Lilly White.
How do I identify a Super Lilly White crested gecko?
To identify a Super Lilly White crested gecko, check these points: there is no living adult to identify; a pale, high-white adult is a Lilly White, a Whiteout or line-bred white, never a Super Lilly White.
What is the difference between Super Lilly White and Lilly White?
A Lilly White has one copy and is healthy; two copies are lethal, so no living adult is a Super Lilly White.
How is Super Lilly White inherited?
Super Lilly White is the two-copy form of Lilly White, an incomplete-dominant gene. It is lethal: embryos die in the egg or within days of hatching.
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