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Striped leopard geckos have a body coloured stripe running down their back, with contrasting bands on either side, while Reverse Striped geckos have a contrasting band running down their back, with body coloured stripes on either side. In order for a gecko to be considered a true stripe, the striping must continue in the tail pattern as well. Without this, the gecko is considered to be a partial stripe, or an aberrant pattern.

Striped baby (courtesy of Behr Herpetoculture)	Reverse striped (courtesy of S&S Reptiles)	Striped (courtesy of CrestedGecko.com)
Reverse striped babies (courtesy of CrestedGecko.com)	Reverse striped Tremper albino baby (© 2002, Ron Tremper, Leopardgecko.com)	Reverse striped Tremper albino (© 2002, Ron Tremper, Leopardgecko.com)
Striped (courtesy of S&S Reptiles)	Striped baby (courtesy of Behr Herpetoculture)	Striped (courtesy of K&N Reptiles)
Striped (courtesy of K&N Reptiles)	Striped (courtesy of K&N Reptiles)	Striped (courtesy of K&N Reptiles)

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