Have you ever noticed the crested in the Rhap book that's labled a pepper. Well I don't really think I've ever seen one for sale. Maybe I'm just blind but really who offers these cresteds or at least owns some. Here's a old pic of one of mine.
A peach N grey Peeper dalmation harley crested.
-Eli
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Where are the pepper morphs?
Rhacophile
Jan 25, 2005 03:20 PM
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Geckospot
Jan 25, 2005 05:52 PM
This is one of my orange peppered females. I paired her up with my red male. I cant wait to see what the babies look like.
Geckospot.com
AnthonyCaponetto
Jan 25, 2005 07:41 PM
I was just looking at that one again the other day...that's a good looking gecko. The photo was taken by David Northcott, so I'm going to assume that it's his gecko. Then again, it could be one of Allen's, as a majority of the ciliatus in the book belong to him. The caption calls it unusual and says that the peppered morph may become established in the future, so I'm guessing there aren't many around. I've been watching for one to pop up, but so far I haven't seen another one quite like it.
-Anthony
>>Have you ever noticed the crested in the Rhap book that's labled a pepper. Well I don't really think I've ever seen one for sale. Maybe I'm just blind but really who offers these cresteds or at least owns some. Here's a old pic of one of mine.
>>A peach N grey Peeper dalmation harley crested.
>>-Eli
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Anthony Caponetto
www.ACreptiles.com
mfeit
Jan 25, 2005 08:51 PM
David Northcott is actually a herp photographer. The geckos with his photo credits in the book are either in Allen's or Phillipe's collection.
Mike Feit
Grand Scale Geckos
AnthonyCaponetto
Jan 28, 2005 02:27 AM
I knew Northcott was a professional photographer, but I didn't sure if he had any animals or not.
I suppose I could just ask Allen about that gecko tomorrow. 
-Anthony
>>David Northcott is actually a herp photographer. The geckos with his photo credits in the book are either in Allen's or Phillipe's collection.
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>>Mike Feit
>>Grand Scale Geckos
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Anthony Caponetto
www.ACreptiles.com
Rhacophile
Jan 28, 2005 05:16 AM
Please do and let me know what he says.
-Eli
