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Ok I was at a pet store and they had a gecko that they were classifying as paternless for $55. Its not a pet store that sells their products like how they look they just sell it. So I looked at it and it is very dark. No pattern at all but a very dark color with a very very very slight hint of yellow along his back. Could it be a midnight? Anybody else have any midnights they would like to share the pics so I could see. Is $55 a good price for even a paternless (possibly midnight)?
thanks
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2.0 Cats
1.0 Chihuahua mix
0.2 Columbian Red Tails
0.2 Leopard Geckos
0.0.1 Sulcata Tortoise
0.0.1 Leopard Tortoise
1.1.0 Kenyan Sand Boas
0.0.1 Western Hognose
1.3 Sugar Gliders

Sorry I cant help with a picture but if it helps at all I paid $65 for both my Leos, One Albino and one High yellow.
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Here is one of my midnights. He is pretty rare as I haven't seen one to match his black yet. Most "marketed" midnights are just line bred to have a darker brown/grey coloration. I have began a breeding project with my male this season with some of the "marketed" midnight females which I am also including a pic of. Hope this helps. A very black velvet one would be priceless the marketed ones are going from $50 dollars for very B grade to $200 for A grade.

ohhhh... ok he actually looks alot like the one in the second picture over the yellow thing
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2.0 Cats
1.0 Chihuahua mix
0.2 Columbian Red Tails
0.2 Leopard Geckos
0.0.1 Sulcata Tortoise
0.0.1 Leopard Tortoise
1.1.0 Kenyan Sand Boas
0.0.1 Western Hognose
1.3 Sugar Gliders
0.1 Chinchilla

That's one of my "marketed" midnight females. If it is a blizzard then it could be a good buy. The only problem is even with blizzard sometimes stress, heating, etc. Can make them appear dark for a while and then they lighten up. Another thing is that if is a patterneless which can also get pretty dark and sometimes can be hard to tell from a blizzard as adults.