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It is an exciting time to be an African Fat Tail gecko(AFT) breeder. AFT breedings have been producing new morphs/genetics over the past 5-6 years and the excitement is starting to catch on. There are many combination morphs that have not been combined and/or breeders haven't hit all the visual forms of the combinations they have combined.

Below is a list of current African Fat Tail gecko morphs and their genetic make up.

	MOPRH	GENETIC
photo courtesy of Ohio Gecko	Banded	Wild Type
photo courtesy of Ohio Gecko	Stripe	Dominant
photo courtesy of Steve Sykes - Geckos Etc	Albino/Amel	Recessive
photo courtesy of The Urban Gecko	Caramel Albino	Recessive
photo couresy of Gecko Babies	Patternless	Recessive
photo courtesy of Steve Sykes - Geckos Etc	Ghost	Recessive
photo courtesy of The Urban Gecko	Anery/Oreo	Recessive
photo courtesy of Steve Sykes - Geckos Etc	Zulu	Recessive The back pattern looks similir to and arrow.
photo courtesy of Ohio Gecko	Super Stinger	Recessive and allelic with Patternless
photo courtesy of Ohio Gecko	Super Zero	Recessive and allelic with Patternless
photo courtesy of JMG Reptile	Stinger	The back bands are connected. The bottom band comes to a point which resembles a stinger on an bee or wasp. Not proven: allelic with Patternless This is a newer morph and was originally thought to be co-dominant with the super form being a super stinger. Super Stingers/Zeros have since been proven to be recessive. The stinger/zero form has been thought to be a hetrozygous marker similiar to highly speckled leopard geckos that are het for the simple recessive traits of patternless and blizzard.
photo courtesy of Ohio Gecko	Zero	The back bands are connected. Not proven: allelic with Patternless This is a newer morph and was originally thought to be co-dominant with the super form being a super stinger. Super Stingers/Zeros have since been proven to be recessive. The stinger/zero form has been thought to be a hetrozygous marker similiar to highly speckled leopard geckos that are het for the simple recessive traits of patternless and blizzard.
photo couresy of Gecko Babies	White Out	Co-Dominant
photo courtesy of JMG Reptile	Super White Out	Co-Dominant So far the super form has been proven to be lethal. All babies that have hatched have passed within a couple of hours.
photo courtesy of JMG Reptile	Aberrant/Jungle	Polygenetic/Line Bred
photo courtesy of Ohio Gecko	Starburst	Polygenetic/Line Bred Blushed head with a tint of orange, blushed bands, orange at the base of the tail and light background coloring.
photo couresy of Gecko Babies	Granite	Polygenetic/Line Bred

	COMBONATION MORPHS
photo couresy of Gecko Babies	Albino/Amel: Fatal with other morph combinations
photo couresy of Gecko Babies	White Out Patternless
photo courtesy of Steve Sykes - Geckos Etc	White Out Ghost
photo courtesy of JMG Reptile	White Out Anery/Oreo
photo courtesy of JMG Reptile	White Out Caramel
photo courtesy of Ohio Gecko	White Out Super Stinger
photo courtesy of Ohio Gecko	White Out Super Zero
No pics available	White Out Stinger
photo courtesy of The Urban Gecko	White Out Zero
photo courtesy of JMG Reptile	White Out Zulu
photo courtesy of JMG Reptile	White Out Zulu Caramel
photo courtesy of JMG Reptile	White Out Patternless Anery/Oreo
photo courtesy of Steve Sykes - Geckos Etcc	Caramel Anery/Oreo	top: oreo middle: caramel anery/oreo bottom: caramel
photo courtesy of The Urban Gecko	Caramel Zulu
photo courtesy of Steve Sykes - Geckos Etc	Ghost Patternless