art-teacher
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Hello all,
The title pretty much says it all. I am new to leos and am doing research before buying my first 2-3 females. I don't want to breed per-say, but want to buy animals that will look great as adults.
I am interested in hypos, carrot tails, tangerines, bold-marked, and jungles, but know that some of these tend to fade one the gecko gets to 1+ years old.
I enjoy animals with lots of orange / bright yellow coloration, but also don't mind black spotting / white patches, although I know spotting can be undesirable in some of these morphs. The reason I am asking for non-albino morphs is that I tend to prefer brighter colors, more contrast, and darker / normal eyes, however, if you think there is an albino morph that meets those criteria, I'm open to suggestions.
Do you have any advice on which morphs, or lines thereof I should look into?
Thank you for your time / help!
The title pretty much says it all. I am new to leos and am doing research before buying my first 2-3 females. I don't want to breed per-say, but want to buy animals that will look great as adults.
I am interested in hypos, carrot tails, tangerines, bold-marked, and jungles, but know that some of these tend to fade one the gecko gets to 1+ years old.
I enjoy animals with lots of orange / bright yellow coloration, but also don't mind black spotting / white patches, although I know spotting can be undesirable in some of these morphs. The reason I am asking for non-albino morphs is that I tend to prefer brighter colors, more contrast, and darker / normal eyes, however, if you think there is an albino morph that meets those criteria, I'm open to suggestions.
Do you have any advice on which morphs, or lines thereof I should look into?
Thank you for your time / help!
