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Here are some more pics of my adults leos, taken tonight.
Look at his pupals on this shot. Man that had to kill his eyes.
Nice shot of his eye.
Another of his other eye.
Here's my female! Isn't her yellow nice?
Her Back.
Her from the side.
Her full body pic.
What do you think? Nice leos eh?
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NICE LEOS!!!! 
Tim
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Beautiful!
What're their names?
Erica
4.10 leos
1.0 mali uro
1.1 bearded dragons
1.0 savannah monitor
1.0 day gecko
0.1 brazilian rainbow boa
1.0 corn snake
I was wondering what type of leo, I'm new to leo's and I was actually looking for a leopard gecko which had the actual spot coloring. But after looking at several pictures, some are banded and all these different morphs confuse me. And your leo is a perfect coloring, something that I would like. thanks in advance.
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When leos are young, they are usually banded. This fades into the adult pattern of spots on a solid background.
Sometimes the bands are broken and form 'abberant' patterns (ie. jungle morphs, abberants, 'circlebacks', etc.)
The final appearance of a leo (when it's adult) will be completely different from the way it looks as a baby.
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Blaine
0.0.1 HY/Patternless/Normal Leo (Echo)
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