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help in identification please.....

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Posted by: mbrawley at Tue Jul 12 12:02:08 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by mbrawley ]  
   

Hi all,

I recently came across a breeding group of leopard geckos. However the guy I got them from had just recently acquired them in a package deal along with a bunch of other stuff and since he's not a gecko guy, he really didn't know (or take the time to write down) what all they were. Can I please get some help in identifying what they are? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

























I have about 15-20 in all, and they're separated in groups according to looks (morphs I guess). And they're laying viable eggs on a seemingly regular basis. Any thoughts?

   

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