just got this gecko a few days ago, he is 34 grams and male. he has a carrottail. he has a little spot on his kind of hypo body that is white and black. co-dom snow? is he a hypo, def. not super hypo, but he has less than 12 spots on his bod. the spots on his head are more orange than black or brown and i think those bands going horizontally are going to go away soon. any ideas? thanks. here he is.
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leo morph
otis07
Jul 29, 2007 10:08 AM
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paullywog
Oct 27, 2007 02:37 PM
i don't know much about leo morhps, but it looks like one of those specimens the breeder doesn't really want and sells. they only keep the best out of the batch to keep working towards their new morph. it still looks like a nice gecko.
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-Paullywog
otis07
Oct 28, 2007 02:41 PM
thanks for the imput. the gecko looks really different now, it's about twice as big as in that pic. it's a hypo tangerine carrot tail. not a complete baldy, but only 2 or three spots on the head, all others on the body are gone. it's pretty nice gecko for 50.00. i actually ended up trading it for a co-dom snow though...needless to say the person doing the trade doesn't know too much about leo morphs.
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