Lilly White Crested Gecko
Large areas of white across the back and sides, increasing with age.
How it inherits
- One copy
- One copy is enough to see it.
- Two copies
- Two copies produce a distinct animal with its own name — not simply a stronger version.
Lilly White × Lilly White
Four ways the two can meet.
- Lilly White50%
- Super Lilly White25%
- Normal25%
A pale box is an animal that shows the morph. These are the odds for each egg on its own, not a promise about a clutch.
Worth knowing. Two copies produce an almost entirely white animal, widely reported as failing to thrive and not surviving long. Pairing two Lilly Whites is expected to produce a quarter of the clutch in that form.
What this rests on
Established by breeders through repeated crosses and recorded in community documentation, not by published genetics. That is how almost all morph inheritance is known — and it is worth saying rather than presenting it as laboratory fact.
What happens if you breed it
Every pairing involving Lilly White, worked out gene by gene — including what the clutch can be and anything documented about the animals it produces.