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Tomorrow my local reptile supplier is getting in a shipment of relatively high-end leopard geckos. He says there will be some tangerines, and I'm not sure what else. I want to start breeding, and I was wondering what I should look for the pair with the males I already own (I am probably getting 2 females tomorrow). I have a trember albino male and a het-for-paternless male. I already have 2 patternless females. I want to get the best females to pair with my males for good looking offspring with strong genetics. Any suggestions?
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0.1.2 Bearded Dragon (Jax, Sonny, and Morgan)
1.0 Crested Geckos (Vegas)
1.1 White-lined Geckos (Peter and Lois)
1.1 Albino Leopard Geckos (Aspen and Apollo)
0.2 Patternless Leopard Geckos (Lila and Lily)
1.0 Het Patterneless Leopard Gecko (Tongo)
1.2 Pygmy Chameleons (Kentucky, Preakness and Belmont)
1.0 California banded kingsnake (Severus)
0.0.1 Jungle Carpet Python (Draco)
0.1 Uromastyx (Mopti)
1.2 Flame Belly Armadillo Lizards (Blaze, Flame and Fire)
1.0 Green Anole (50-Cent - my students named him!)
0.1 Lab/Shepard Mix (Chloe)
0.1 Orange Medium Haired Cat (Shera)

Tangerine's are nice, but my personal favorites are jungles. The babies tend to differ in pattern so much... makes hatching them more exciting. You have an albino male - why not get him an albino jungle female? If this supplier doesn't have them, you could definately find them at a herp show (and pretty cheap too). Brice Logan EvergreenReptiles.com and Nicole Elliser K&NReptiles.com always have really nice ones for sale - and at affordable prices. Anyways... just my opinion. I would say, get what YOU think will breed outstanding offspring.. you are the one who has to be happy with them. There is always a market for a nice looking leo - no matter what phase it is. --Good luck! ((here is a pic of a jungle female I own - she is from K&N))