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I have a 10 gallon cage for my leopard gecko. I will soon hopefully be buying her a 20 gallon long, since she has ovously grown out of her 'baby cage'.
I would just like some ideas for desigining her new cage. I am pritty open as long as it looks decant and serves it's purpose well.
Below is a picture of Yoshi. Shes on a log which is now in the WTF cage. Anywho, I just thought it was cute. I had to show her off 
I forgot to ask a question on genetics. As you can see, Yoshi is a normal. My brother has a male blizard. (almost a bannana blizard) We are going to wait another year or so to breed them, but I am curoius to know what color babies we will get.
The blizard gene is a recessive trait. That means that any babies between the two would turn out looking normal, but they will be heterozygous for blizard. If you breed the babies to another blizard you will get bliz babies. BTW your leo is really cute!
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Emily
1.2 SHTCT (Gus, Baby & Gizmo)
.1 Tangerine (Ziggy)
1.1 Patternless (Zander & Daisy)
.3 Hypo High Yellow (Zoe, Dini, & Munch)
1. Normal (Nelson)
.1 ???? (Unnamed)
1.1 ferrets (Oliver and Delilah)
1. budgie (Max)
0.0.1 Ring neck Parakeet (Kiwi)
1.1 German Shepards (Jake and Abigail)
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