Quadstripe

What it looks like

A Quadstripe adds a horizontal cream line along the middle of the side, running between the front and hind legs. With the two pin rows above it, a gecko reads as four stripes.

It is its own gene, inherited separately from Pinstripe, and it only shows on a gecko that has the pin rows to go with it. Two quadstripes give mostly quadstripes; a pinstripe to a quadstripe gives about half.

Like the pin rows, the line is broken where Tiger cuts across it.

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

Side by side

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  Pinstripe alone

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  Pinstripe and Quadstripe

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With other genes

• On an Empty Back

  The dark dorsal throws the pin rows forward, and the quadstripe holds the middle of the side.

  

  

How it is inherited

Dominant: one copy shows.