Introducing the Fire Crested Gecko, a revolutionary genetic mutation that is redefining Crested Gecko breeding! This stunning morph carries a powerful incomplete dominant gene, meaning that a single copy of the Fire gene creates a visually distinct animal, while two copies produce the Super Fire (Black Eyed Leucistic).

Genetics Explained:

The Fire gene follows the same inheritance pattern seen in Ball Pythons and Boa Constrictors. When a Fire Crested Gecko is bred to another Fire, the offspring follow a predictable genetic ratio:

• 25% Super Fire (Black Eyed Leucistic) Homozygous for Fire
• 50% Fire (Heterozygous for Leucistic)
• 25% Normal Crested Geckos (No Fire gene)

When a Fire is bred to a Super Fire (Black Eyed Leucistic), the offspring will be:

• 50% Super Fire (Black Eyed Leucistic)
• 50% Fire (Heterozygous for Leucistic)

Additionally, when a Fire is bred to a normal Crested Gecko, 50% of the offspring will inherit the Fire gene, while the other 50% will be normal. This makes Fire an essential building block for creating the rare and highly sought-after Super Fire (Black Eyed Leucistic) Crested Geckos.