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Patternless leopard geckos are often incorrectly referred to as being leucistic, as when the morph first became available, this was it's name. They are not in fact a true leucistic, and therefore are no longer named after this trait. They are born with a pattern of brown splotches that fade as they mature, and as adults they have bodies devoid of pattern, generally with a white head and tail. Colour may vary from a bright yellow, to rather brownish, and can change according to mood. Recently created is a variation on this morph called the patternless albino, which is a cross between a patternless and an albino. These animals tend to have a much more consistent yellow colour, and their heads and tails are either pinkish or white.

Patternless baby (courtesy of LLL Reptiles)	Patternless baby (courtesy of Behr Herpetoculture)	Patternless juvenile (courtesy of Tarzet's Exotic Pets)
Patternless (courtesy of Tarzet's Exotic Pets)	Patternless (courtesy of CrestedGecko.com)	Patternless (courtesy of CrestedGecko.com)
Patternless (courtesy of CrestedGecko.com)	Patternless (courtesy of Tarzet's Exotic Pets)	Patternless babies (courtesy of CrestedGecko.com)
Patternless baby (courtesy of MasterPiece Geckos)	Patternless baby (courtesy of MasterPiece Geckos)	Patternless Tremper albino (courtesy of CrestedGecko.com)
Patternless baby (courtesy of Me!)	Patternless juvenile (courtesy of K&N Reptiles)	Patternless juvenile (courtesy of K&N Reptiles)

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