Pinstripe
Type: Dominant
First Produced By: Repashy
Aliases: Pin-Dash, Partial Pinstripe
Issues: N/A
First Produced In: Unknown
Availability: Common
Last Updated: 2025-01-28
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About
Pinstripe crested geckos are considered a single, independent trait, whereas a morph is generally a group of traits or specific look, like flame, tiger or harlequin, but they can be easily treated as a morph. [1]
If the pinstripe is slightly broken along the dorsal and between 90-99%, it would be a high % pinstripe. [2]
History
Originally produced out of animals from Allen Repashy. The hobby raced for several generation to create the first 100% pin. The race was followed by the first 100% Red pin, we were in the running and produced a few 99% before our first 100%. This was Pangea forum.
The pinstripe trait was first described by Allen Repashy and further defined in Rhacodactylus: The Complete Guide. The trait was defined as raised scales along the sides of the dorsum, separating it from the laterals.[3]
Appearance
Proven Lines
Partial Pinstripe
If the pinstripe is broken and forms no more than 90% of the dorsal edge, it would be a partial pinstripe
Pin-dashed
If a pinstripe has relatively large broken gaps along the dorsal, it would be a pin dash.
Related Traits
Combos
Partial Pinstripe by Welshmorphology.
Pin dash by Welshmorphology.
Tricolour Pinstripe by Welsh Morphology
Pinstripe Extreme Tricolour by FoxReptiles
High % pinstripe Tricolour by FoxReptiles
Extreme Tricolour High% Pinstripe by FoxReptiles
‘Phoenix’ Red and Cream pinstripe harlequin by GhoulishCresties
Pinstripe Tri-colour by Jz crested geckos