Breeding group suggestions

Kmay571

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Greensboro, NC
First things first, I will not be breeding for a couple of years. I do want to get everything ready before and raise the babies I want to breed.

I have:
Female Mack snow het. Rainwater 66% eclipse.
Female bold jungle (that's what the breeder called her. Not exactly sure what it means)

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I plan on getting another female and a male.
The male I want to be a snow, and I want a diversity of babies from the three females.

Any recommendations for the last two?




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acpart

Geck-cessories
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Somerville, MA
Bold jungle: the "bold" part means that the black markings are very dark and strong. The "jungle" part is supposed to mean that the body bands and tail bands are broken and the gecko ends up with a camouflage kind of pattern. Technically this gecko is not a jungle since only the body bands are broken, so I'd call it an "aberrant". I think it's too early to tell whether the black markings will stay that dark. If they do , you could call it "bold".

What to breed: I'm sure you'll get suggestions from other people, but I don't really like to give suggestions. I think it makes a lot more sense for you to look at different leopard gecko morphs, figure out what you like, and buy breeders to produce what you like. Obviously, if you're looking for an albino breeder, it will need to be a rainwater or het rainwater.

Good luck.

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Kmay571

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Greensboro, NC
Thanks. I tried looking up bold jungles and couldn't find anything other than bold stripes. I'm interested to see how she looks when she gets older.

I've done tons of research on all the morphs. I even have a little notebook filled with info. I just can't figure out which direction I want to go. I love snows and the different crosses. I really like snow enigma eclipse, but I am really nervous about the neurological issues.


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