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Here are 3 (now 2) of my Trempers, Bacchus, Daphne, and their son who I just gave to my brother's roommate. I was wondering how you would classify Daphne's color, she's the one in the middle. Does she pass the threshold for tangerine? BTW I know Daphne looks a bit thin, but she's my supermodel. I've had her for almost 3 years now and she eats as much as my fat geckos but this is the weight she maintains.
-Alice

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chickabowwow

3.2.3 leopard geckos (Rosie, Locke, Lisa, Caesar, Tommy)

They are look like normal trempors, I have a tangerine here is a photo


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Leopard Geckos
1.1 Tangerine trempor albino
2 blizzard lizzard female
1.1 Super Hypo Carrot tails (both Baldy)
1 amel corn snake

1.0.0 Common snapping turtle
0.1.0 Belize slider
0.1.0 Egyptian tortoise
0.0.1 blackknobbed sawback
0.0.1 stripeneck musk
0.0.1 nothern DBT

HEHEHE, here i thought they looked more like Bell Albinos. I guess its time i just get one so i can see the difference between it and my Tremper

Red
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Crested Gecko Zeek:1.0
LEOS: Boo: 1.0 normal , Bronx & Nala: 1.1 blizzard,
Lily: 0.1 patternless, Abby: 0.1 albino, Zoe: 0.1 reduced pattern, Dot: 0.1 hypo
Chip: 1.0 papillion (small dog)

I'd say they were Chocolate albinos correct me if i am wrong but normal albinos are lighter and also have lighter yellow'ish spots as the chocolate albinos have brown spots. awesome leos BTW

There's no difference between a chocolate albino and a normal albino except for the temperature the eggs were incubated at.
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chickabowwow

3.2.3 leopard geckos (Rosie, Locke, Lisa, Caesar, Tommy)

That is a picture of three very nice leos. From the picture, the adults look high-yellow. Daphne looks very hyper xanthic, and if the colors are true she could be called golden...but not tangerine.

My first home-bred albino (Minsky) looks similar to yours as she was incubated at 80f, although her yellow is not as bright. Over time she's darkened more .. I suppose from hanging out for extended periods on the cooler side of her enclosure.
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Andrea A.

Thanks for the responses. I didn't think she met the threshold, but some people were calling the baby pictured here with Bacchus tangerine when I posted it a few months ago and she's no more orange than Daphne so I wanted to make sure.
-Alice