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Hallo to everybody,

I'm new here and I'm just planning to collect around a little bunch of those cuties in order to start a little but nice breeding project (Of course I keep and breed other reptiles), so here I'm to ask you which morphs, according with your experiences and market trends, are the best ones in those days and maybe in the next year.

Thank you very much for your attention and time

Cheers

if your looking to get into some great morphs it will cost you but your best bet is to tr and get either one or a pair of A.P.T.O.R. these gecko's carry the traites for albino patternless giant tangerine jungle and are possible het for red eyed albino. another great prodject are blazzing blizzards this is a patternless albino crossed with a blizzard. another good morph is the sunglow.......this is an albino super hypo tangerine carrot tail

thank you for your advice. The morphs you told me about are all worthy of attentions and I consider them big things in this field of herp-market.

Cheers

Mack Super Snows, Raptors, Bell Line Hybinos, Extremely orange tangs. All are cutting edge. However, you really should look at all of the various morphs and work with what appeals to you. Better yet, create your own morph! Best of luck.
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Kelli Hammack
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Thank you! I keep that suggestion as a goal to achieve...

All the best

Stefano

I definitely agree with those morphs. Especially the Mack Super Snows. Furthermore, the Mack Co-Dom Snows also make a good investment. The ultimate is creating your own morph, but it'll take a generation or two unless you get lucky.

I would have to say Mack Snows, RAPTORS, Tangerines of course, and any combinations using Bell Albinos. Tremper line giant jungle and reverse stripe albinos are very nice as well and seem to command great attention.

Honestly all I can suggest is find something you enjoy, or perhaps even work to produce something new. There are tons of possibilities out there... Thats why leos are so much fun

Good Luck!

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