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This is my Blizard Leo the White Queen. (Even though she is purple now)

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1.0 Green Iguana
1.0 Bearded Dragon
0.1 Blizard Leopard Gecko
1.1.1 Corn Snakes (2 Blood Red, 1 Albino)
1.1 Ball Python

Very pretty color on your leo. I can't wait for mine to get that big!
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-Kristin

0.1.2 Leopard Geckos
(Monet, Kumquat, and Tamale)

She would go well with my wasabi

wasabi looks like a blazing to me. I have two blazing blizzards and two blizzards I plan on getting into the mack snow gene pool too. I love those pure whites.
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Leopard Geckos 1.7.6
2.0 Blazing blizzard
0.1 Tremper albino
0.1 Tremper 66% het bliz
0.3 Normal 66% het blazing bliz
0.1 Giant het Tremper
0.1 Carrothead Tangerine Giant Tremper ?% het RAPTOR
0.0.2 Blizzard
0.0.3 Normal
Bull Frog 1.0

Maybe. That's a handsome male. Queeny is a big girl and a bully though. She is a proven breeder though I no longer have my male.
I've thought of breeding her again but, I can't seem to find a guy that I think wouldn't be too bullied by her!
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1.0 Green Iguana
1.0 Bearded Dragon
0.1 Blizard Leopard Gecko
1.1.1 Corn Snakes (2 Blood Red, 1 Albino)
1.1 Ball Python

Sorry for the question, but I'm getting a couple of Leopards tomorrow het for blizzard. What would a "blazing" blizzard be?
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4 Corns - Aphrodite (Normal), Freya (Normal), Peyton (Amel), and Kal-El (Lavender)
2 Florida Kings - Thor (Axanthic Brooksi) & Lilith (Normal)
1 Leucistic Texas Rat Snake - MacLeod
1 Taiwan Beauty Snake - Mushu
1 W/C Banded Cal. King - Meridian

Blazing blizzards are both blizzard and albino. It makes for a stunningly intense blizzard.

If you're interested in breeding blazing blizzards from blizzards and an albino then you may have a hard time of it. The genes for each are located on the same chromosome so they tend to be passed in pairs and are difficult in practice to create from scratch. Geckos listed as double het for blazing blizzard are notorious for having a blizzard gene on one chromosome and the albino gene on the other. Technically, they are double het but it's very difficult to get a blazing blizzard out of them as it requires chromosomes to crossover between the two genes. If you do get a double het for blazing blizzard, make sure one of the parents was a blazing blizzard and your chances of making one in a couple generations is very good.

The good news is that once you have the genes together on one chromosome it's just as difficult to separate them so they tend to breed true.

Wow. Thanks for the easy to understand response. I really do appreciate it.

Its only a couple of hours until my Geckos arrive, so I'm naturally excited. Everything's set up and ready just waiting for them to come home!

I don't know if I'm gonna try breeding for Blazing Blizzards, but if I do, I'll have had a good start thanks to you!

Have a great day!
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4 Corns - Aphrodite (Normal), Freya (Normal), Peyton (Amel), and Kal-El (Lavender)
2 Florida Kings - Thor (Axanthic Brooksi) & Lilith (Normal)
1 Leucistic Texas Rat Snake - MacLeod
1 Taiwan Beauty Snake - Mushu
1 W/C Banded Cal. King - Meridian