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White Wall White Spot Crested Gecko
White Wall White Spot is used for white-pattern traits involving pale lateral patches or spots; the exact meaning depends on the breeder's terminology and lineage.
Separate what is visible from a genetic claim. Record whether the pale lateral pattern forms isolated patches, connected walls or spreading markings. Similar appearances can be described differently between projects.
This is a visible-feature description. A sale label or photograph alone does not establish genotype. Breeders use some names and inheritance models differently.
Inheritance: Incomplete dominant. Category: Structure. Rarity: rare. Typical adult price: $1,500 to $4,000. Also called: WWWS, White Spot.
Key features
- Pale lateral patches or spots
- Label and inheritance need project-specific context
How to tell it apart
- White Wall: Connected versus separate pale areas can help describe appearance, but does not establish genotype.
Frequently asked questions
What is a White Wall White Spot crested gecko?
White Wall White Spot is used for white-pattern traits involving pale lateral patches or spots; the exact meaning depends on the breeder's terminology and lineage.
What does a White Wall White Spot crested gecko look like?
A typical White Wall White Spot crested gecko shows these features: pale lateral patches or spots; label and inheritance need project-specific context.
What is the difference between White Wall White Spot and White Wall?
Connected versus separate pale areas can help describe appearance, but does not establish genotype.
How is White Wall White Spot inherited?
White Wall White Spot is classified as incomplete dominant. Single copy produces a visible form; two copies produce a distinct "super" form. The most common inheritance model in proven crested gecko morphs.
How much does a White Wall White Spot crested gecko cost?
A typical adult White Wall White Spot crested gecko sells for $1,500 to $4,000. Quality, sex, age and lineage move an individual animal within that range.
What other morphs combine with White Wall White Spot?
White Wall White Spot is often combined with Lilly White, White Wall, Soft Scale and Axanthic.
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