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RE: morph help please

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Posted by: Jpiverson at Tue Feb 2 19:42:32 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Jpiverson ]  
   

Thank you for your reply!

I posted @ geckoforums.net, and the people who replied thought the first was hypo, as i thought, but the next 2 were patternless with paradox spots (which apparently are not necessarily a genetically-linked trait?). the albino is for sure separated and fattening...she's always been on the thin side. i am actually in the process of looking for a new home for her. She'd be a good pet gecko...i personally don't think she's attractive enough to really breed (plus her genetics are so unknown).

Thanks again!


   

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