Description
The Whiteout Het Snow (OreoxCaramel) Fat Tail Gecko is a high-contrast, visually striking morph for the dedicated reptile keeper. This gecko combines the clean, reduced-pattern Whiteout gene with the potential of the Snow and Caramel traits, resulting in a unique animal with excellent breeding potential. Since we added it to our lineup in mid-2024, it has consistently been a top seller, especially popular as a weekend purchase for enthusiasts expanding their collections.
Stand-Out Features
- High-Contrast Whiteout Pattern: Exhibits a clean, reduced dorsal pattern with bold, crisp markings against a lighter base color, a hallmark of the Whiteout gene.
- Proven Genetics: Carries the recessive Snow gene (het) and the Caramel trait, offering significant potential for producing visually stunning offspring in targeted breeding projects.
- Robust Health & Temperament: Captive-bred for hardiness and a typically docile disposition, making it a manageable choice for intermediate to advanced keepers.
- Ideal for Project Breeding: A strategic addition for breeders looking to incorporate clean pattern lines and complex morph combinations into their bloodlines.
- Consistent Quality: We reorder this specific morph regularly due to consistent customer demand and reliable quality from our breeder.
Technical Data
| Morph | Whiteout Het Snow (OreoxCaramel) |
| Species | Hemitheconyx caudicinctus (African Fat-Tailed Gecko) |
| Weight (measured) | 1.8 oz |
| Sex | Unsexed Juvenile |
| Age | Captive-Bred Juvenile |
| Genetics | Whiteout, Het Snow, Caramel (Oreo) |
| Primary Care Level | Intermediate |
| Diet | Insectivore (Crickets, Dubia Roaches, Mealworms) |
Your Questions Answered
What does “Het Snow” mean for this gecko?
“Het Snow” means this gecko carries one copy of the recessive Snow gene. Visually, it displays its Whiteout and Caramel traits. To produce visual Snow offspring, it must be paired with another gecko that carries at least one copy of the Snow gene.
Is this a good gecko for a first-time owner?
While Fat Tail Geckos are generally hardy, this is a valuable morph intended for breeding projects. We recommend it for keepers with prior reptile experience who understand the commitment to lineage tracking and specific genetics.
How do I set up its enclosure?
Provide a 10-20 gallon enclosure with a secure lid. Maintain a temperature gradient of 75-80°F with a warm spot of 88-90°F, moderate humidity (50-60%), and multiple hides (one humid). A simple substrate like paper towel is recommended for juveniles.
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