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== Blizzard ==
The Blizzard morph, discovered by Jay Villa of Prehistoric Pets in 1995, is very similar to the Murphy Patternless morph. Like the Murphy Patternless morph, the Blizzard morph is a simple recessive morph. As hatchlings, Blizzards are completely patternless and their colors will vary from white, to yellow, to a deep purple. As they grow older, most change within the color scale mentioned previously. The darker Blizzards are usually marketed as Midnight Blizzards, but there seems to be nothing which controls the dark pigments. The more yellow Blizzards are often marketed as Banana Blizzards, but a true Banana Blizzard is a Murphy Patternless Blizzard. Another trait which seems to randomly pop up with Blizzards is Snake Eyes or solid eyes. As of right now, there is nothing genetic behind the Snake Eyes or Eclipse Eyes in Blizzards. Most people have them randomly pop up.

== Genetics ==
* Blizzard: recessive

== Blizzard Crosses ==
There are many different Blizzard combinations out there. Currently the most popular are the Diablo Blancos, R.A.P.T.O.R.s crossed with Blizzards and Super Snow Blizzards or Mack Snow Blizzards. The Diablo Blancos were first developed by Ron Tremper in 2006. The appearance of a Diablo Blanco is a solid white body with solid red eyes. The Mack Snow and Super Snow Blizzards look like Blizzards, but tend to have a frosty coloring to them.

The more common Blizzard cross available on the market right now is the Blazing Blizzards. Blazing Blizzards are Blizzards which have been crossed with Albinos. Currently, there are only Rainwater Blazing Blizzards and Tremper Blazing Blizzards. Kelli Hammack from Hiss has produced one Bell Blazing Blizzard, but it died soon after hatching. As of July 9th 2008, Steve Sykes from [Geckos Etc.] produced the Second Bell Blazing Blizzard, which is also the First Viable Hatchling.

== Images ==
[[File:Blizzard1.jpg|thumb|center|blizzard female]]
[[File:Gggblizzard1.jpg|thumb|center|Blizzard McGuiness, Marcia. Golden Gate Geckos. <http://www.goldengategeckos.com>.]]

== Image Reference ==
* Bleeding sarcasm
* McGuiness, Marcia. Golden Gate Geckos. <http://www.goldengategeckos.com>.

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 == Blizzard ==
-The Blizzard morph, discovered by Jay Villa of Prehistoric Pets in 1995, is very similar to the Murphy Patternless morph. Like the Murphy Patternless morph, the Blizzard morph is a simple recessive morph. As hatchlings, Blizzards are completely patternless and their colors will vary from white, to yellow, to a deep purple. As they grow older, most change within the color scale mentioned previously. The darker Blizzards are usually marketed as Midnight Blizzards, but there seems to be nothing which controls the dark pigments. The more yellow Blizzards are often marketed as Banana Blizzards, but a true Banana Blizzard is a Murphy Patternless Blizzard. Another trait which seems to randomly pop up with Blizzards is Snake Eyes or solid eyes. As of right now, there is nothing genetic behind the Snake Eyes or Eclipse Eyes in Blizzards. Most people have them randomly pop up.
+The Blizzard morph, discovered by Jay Villa of Prehistoric Pets in 1995, is very similar to the [[Murphy Patternless]] morph. Like the [[Murphy Patternless]] morph, the Blizzard morph is a simple [[recessive]] morph. As hatchlings, Blizzards are completely [[patternless]] and their colors will vary from white, to yellow, to a deep purple. As they grow older, most change within the color scale mentioned previously. The darker Blizzards are usually marketed as Midnight Blizzards, but there seems to be nothing which controls the dark pigments. The more yellow Blizzards are often marketed as [[Banana Blizzard]]s, but a true Banana Blizzard is a [[Murphy Patternless]] Blizzard. Another trait which seems to randomly pop up with Blizzards is Snake Eyes or solid eyes. As of right now, there is nothing genetic behind the Snake Eyes or [[Eclipse]] Eyes in Blizzards. Most people have them randomly pop up.
 == Genetics ==
-* Blizzard: recessive
+* [[Blizzard]]: [[recessive]]
 == Blizzard Crosses ==
-There are many different Blizzard combinations out there. Currently the most popular are the Diablo Blancos, R.A.P.T.O.R.s crossed with Blizzards and Super Snow Blizzards or Mack Snow Blizzards. The Diablo Blancos were first developed by Ron Tremper in 2006. The appearance of a Diablo Blanco is a solid white body with solid red eyes. The Mack Snow and Super Snow Blizzards look like Blizzards, but tend to have a frosty coloring to them.
+There are many different Blizzard combinations out there. Currently the most popular are the [[Diablo Blanco]]s, R.A.P.T.O.R.s crossed with Blizzards and Super Snow Blizzards or [[Mack Snow]] Blizzards. The Diablo Blancos were first developed by Ron Tremper in 2006. The appearance of a [[Diablo Blanco]] is a solid white body with solid red eyes. The [[Mack Snow]] and [[Super Snow]] Blizzards look like Blizzards, but tend to have a frosty coloring to them.
 The more common Blizzard cross available on the market right now is the Blazing Blizzards. Blazing Blizzards are Blizzards which have been crossed with Albinos. Currently, there are only Rainwater Blazing Blizzards and Tremper Blazing Blizzards. Kelli Hammack from Hiss has produced one Bell Blazing Blizzard, but it died soon after hatching. As of July 9th 2008, Steve Sykes from [Geckos Etc.] produced the Second Bell Blazing Blizzard, which is also the First Viable Hatchling.

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