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I'm not sure if they would be considered normals or high yellows...ect... if you know, please tell me. Thank You

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Matt
Owner of:
1.0.0 Brown (Bahaman) Anole
0.1.0 Green Anole
0.2.0 leopard geckos (tempature sexed)

this is Tiny

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Matt
Owner of:
1.0.0 Brown (Bahaman) Anole
0.1.0 Green Anole
0.2.0 leopard geckos (tempature sexed)

if the tail didn't have rings it would be considered a jungle or stripe. Not sure how good that pic is, but looks like there is some orange on that animal too.
I only see one gecko in that pic

the pic isnt that great as i had to use the flash on my digi... hmmm... yeah, she is getting a bit of orange on the sides of her neck. it is getting brighter each time she sheds... the other pic is in the post below as i dont know how to upload 2 pics into 1 post...lol Thanks for letting me know... also, for the leo under this post... Tiny, what is more dominant, the yellow or black stripes? Thank you
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Matt
Owner of:
1.0.0 Brown (Bahaman) Anole
0.1.0 Green Anole
0.2.0 leopard geckos (tempature sexed)

np

A true jungle´s ring patterns on the tail are broken. The body has incomplete bands joining in places.

The morph is either tangerine or high yellow (maby with some tengerine highlights)
It has a broken neckband also..
What do the parents look like?

Aberrant:
A Leopard Gecko with an unusual pattern on the body with broken rings but normal rings on the tail, not to be mistaken for a Jungle morph which has broken rings.