Pacific Green Leopard Geckos
Breeders produce Pacific Green leopard geckos to replace some common yellow and brown with extra green and blue tones over the body. Because the line is part of the wider Emerine group, the breeder of a specific line is as important as the name on the listing.
About the Pacific Green gene
A leopard gecko with a Pacific Green morph will have green and blue tones across its body instead of the standard yellow and brown pattern. Because this colour is created through generations of selective pairing instead of one gene, the breeder of a line is just as important as the name on the listing.
Appearance
The body of a Pacific Green leopard gecko has more green and blue. This replaces some of the yellow and brown ground colour found on a normal leopard gecko.
Genetics
The look of the Pacific Green comes from combining several genes through selective breeding instead of a single recessive or dominant gene because it is polygenic. This animal is also known as PG or Pacific Greenline. It is one of several named bloodlines in the wider Emerine group of green-influencing polygenic lines, which also includes G-Project and Clown. The year is not stated for when Pacific Gecko first produced it. For an animal from Pacific-Green-carrying stock that does not show the colour itself, Pos Pacific Green is listed alongside it. No allelic partner or complex is documented.