He looks more chocolate to me but then again I am completely new to morphs. If it is a Halloween you are very lucky!!! I want a Halloween crested SO bad!

I think where's it's dark area is, is too light to be a Halloween, Halloween's I've seen are almost black.  Also when taking pics I would try to get your camera to focus on the gecko, it's focusing on the background, or to make it easy just set the gecko down on something for the pics and don't worry about getting so close, get them in focus, then if you want you can crop the photo.

Halloweens can be anywhere from a brown to a black for the base color and an orange for the markings.  Page 24 in 'Rhacodactylus The Complete Guide to their Selection and Care' by Philippe de Vosjoli, Frank Fast, and Allen Repashy describes the morph as being brown and orange.

styx: so do you think he's a halloween then?

If that's what it says in the book, it's not how people view Halloweens on the fora/forums (however you like to pluralize that). Generally breeders see Halloweens as having a pretty dark base that tends towards black, which if it does conflict with the book, I would trust more because books are stagnant and fora are more fluid and contemporary. 

Another thing with Halloweens is that they don't have any white bits, only black and orange, and it looks as if the mid-dorsal area and part of the laterals are too creamy.

The bright side is that Ginger is not full grown, so she could very well turn out to be a Halloween when she's full grown. It's really difficult to "morph" a crested until they're full grown since they generally don't finalize their colors until then

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