Morph library / Pattern colour
Orange Pattern
Orange in the pattern.
Shows on the dorsal, the upper side, the middle of the side and the lower side.Polygenic: many genes together, so it comes in degrees rather than copies.
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What it looks like
Orange Pattern gives the pattern orange tones. With White Pattern the pattern splits into both colours: a Tri-Color. On Black Base, orange pattern is known as Halloween.
This page shows Orange Pattern drawn from its genes. For the written reference, inheritance tables and breeder notes, see the crested gecko morph guide on ReptiDex.
Side by side
Cream pattern
Open in the builderOrange pattern (Halloween on black)
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In depth
Secondary form of pattern color expression producing orange/yellow pattern lines and spots. Polygenic inheritance. Creates Halloween (B + OP) and Tri-Color (WP + OP) combo morphs.
How to spot it
Orange Pattern animals show orange/yellow colored pattern elements.
Where it came from
Orange Pattern was identified as a distinct pattern color form from White Pattern.
How it is inherited
Polygenic: many genes together, so it comes in degrees rather than copies.
Written as OP+ and op
Orange Pattern is secondary pattern color form. Polygenic inheritance. Source: Foundation Genetics Part 2.0.
Morphs it takes part in
Halloweeneasy to breed
Vivid orange/yellow pattern on dark black base. High contrast Halloween-like coloration.
Needs Black Base, Orange Pattern.
Tri-Colortakes some work
Three distinct color zones: white pattern areas, orange pattern areas, and base color. Striking multi-tone appearance.
Needs White Pattern, Orange Pattern.