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I'm looking for some input from Breeders...

www.leopardgeckoregistry.com/standards.html

It is not the intention for the LGR to create the only "standards" for leopard gecko morphs. We believe that it takes input from all breeders to decide on a standard. Does anyone have any suggestions for definitions in standards?

Heres a blown up picture of one of your leos marked as "jungle" This is not a jungle so you might want to change that. As the definition is a leo with broken bands all down its tail, yours have 2 unbroken.

I dont know why it is the small picture, but in both of them you can clearly see 2 and unbroken.

Hypos have less than 10 spots, super hypos have less than 5 spots.....
Not sure exactly how to "classify" the rest of them without stating the obvious (aka: blizzard is white)....
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Katie F.
Peach State Geckos
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If you click on the small picture you do get a bit bigger one.And the are both 100% jungle phase.

You are incorrect, the listed gecko (photo from ID Gecko) is a Jungle...She does not have any complete bands...Take a closer look at the 2nd "band" you see..

There are tons of jungles out there, I think it'd be better to put a different one up there that is obvious because of the small pictures that are on your site.

You can click the thumbnail to see an enlarged image.

The ones he has on the web-site are just fine i'd bet there would be loads of people proud to own them and be happy that they are jungle's.

That is a jungle phase as it has a aberrant body pattern and a aberrant tail pattern = jungle phase.

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Oops, sorry...I had thought your comment was from BlueLeo...

that jungle is a perfect example

and a great photo by hailey(IDgecko)

i think this is a great idea, and i would love to submit some photos
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Dan Quinn
Manhattan Herps

I agree with Dan. This is a great idea. As to the gecko, I believe that it is a 100% jungle. I believe in Hailey's opinion that it is a jungle. She produces awesome animals. As well as Dan, I would be more than willing to supply you with photos of whatever you need that I have. Just shoot me an email.
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Josh Ellis
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Geckophiles.com
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Anyone is more then welcome to shoot photos over to photos@leopardgeckoregistry.com for submission to the Standards page.