Fire

Lightens and warms the base colour.

Shows on the whole body.Incomplete dominant: one copy shows, and two copies show more strongly.

What it looks like

One copy of Fire lightens the base and gives it a warmer, washed-out look. Two copies (Blizzard: a white body with black eyes) are not drawn yet.

This page shows Fire drawn from its genes. For the written reference, inheritance tables and breeder notes, see the crested gecko morph guide on ReptiDex.

Side by side

Without Fire
Open in the builder
Fire (one copy)
Open in the builder

In depth

Incomplete dominant trait reducing melanin and dark pigmentation. Heterozygous animals (Fire) show lighter, washed-out coloration compared to normals. Homozygous animals (Black Eyed Leucistic / Blizzard) display white body with yellow pigment retention and black eyes.

How to spot it

Fire (het) animals appear noticeably lighter and washed out compared to normals. Black Eyed Leucistic / Blizzard (homozygous) animals are white with retained yellow pigment and black eyes.

How it is inherited

Incomplete dominant: one copy shows, and two copies show more strongly.

Written as FI+ and fi

First genetic hypo produced 2020 by Brian Burnett (The Bugg Plug). First Blizzard (BEL) hatched April 2023. Source: community.morphmarket.com/t/adding-genetic-hypo-and-blizzard-done/43125