What is the most expensive leopard gecko in the world?

macksnow82 · Dec 30, 2009

What is the most expensive leopard gecko in the world rite now?:huh2::help::xmas::xmas::banana::banana: :banana:

element1630 · Dec 30, 2009

black pearl... do a google search on it

Angel · Dec 30, 2009

expensive? Im not sure but i know the black pearls hold a good size price tag, the site I seen them on it was $3000.

lol element beat me too it =)

MrLeoGecko · Dec 30, 2009

probly the black pearl but thats priceless you wouldnt be able to buy one if u had the money

and can i say i dont like black pearl's sorry guys

Angel · Dec 30, 2009

I think they would be cool if they kept there black color but they seem to change dont they and I havent seen a mature one , as well the black its hard to see exactly how black they are in the pictures , I personally wouldnt spend the money if I had it to spend on that but to each their own i guess, would like to see them later down the line.

MrLeoGecko · Dec 30, 2009

yeah im more of a "orange leo" man myself but thats just me

MrLeoGecko · Dec 30, 2009

id much prefer to have a intense tangelow than a washed out black pearl altough i wouldnt turn 1 down 4 free

Revilo · Dec 31, 2009

Black Pearls are solid black at birth, then get lighter as they mature up to a point, and then becoming a nice, dark, brown-black. You can see what they end up looking like by clicking the "view stages of development" sidebar on this page- http://www.theurbangecko.com/pearl_genetics.html

sam12345 · Dec 31, 2009

Being in possession of a Black Pearl i think its fair to say that unless you have seen the morph first hand in the flesh everyone has every right to be skeptical and disapointed with the way it turns out as an adult.

All i want to make clear though is that personally i see no major brown influence on our Black Pearl, the way Craig described the adult pearl's (black panther) is the perfect description, and i think this is why people get the "brown" feeling when they look at it.

Also no matter how you take a picture of theses things in what ever light, flash, no flash, light studio, natural light, dark room etc etc the pictures always come out a hell of a lot more "washed out".

The morph as a whole is fascinating, but when you see it first hand they are just incredible.
Trust me people wont be disapointed with the black pearl in the long run, it can only be improved on, no line breeding has gone into the project yet.

van_veen456 · Dec 31, 2009

Probably NOT the black pearl, but the Black Knight....€3000 each....

MrLeoGecko · Dec 31, 2009

sam12345 said:
Being in possession of a Black Pearl i think its fair to say that unless you have seen the morph first hand in the flesh everyone has every right to be skeptical and disapointed with the way it turns out

im not saying there not nice its just what i prefer and think looks nicer

Kolkri · Dec 31, 2009

OH great now I want one. lol

MrLeoGecko · Dec 31, 2009

lol have u got the money 4 1

dont forget they carnt fly or do the dishes there just the same as any other leopard gecko in the world

Kolkri · Dec 31, 2009

Nope don't have that kind of money. But maybe someone has one with a kink in the tail and would give it to me? lol Ya right.

funky1 · Dec 31, 2009

Mack Radars, Patternless Bells and Hyper Xanthic Raptors - all roughly the same price as a BP (perhaps a little less in a few cases) and all are like rocking horse droppings on the open market!!!

robin · Dec 31, 2009

i am thinking a radar ember or a snow radar ember enigma! w00t w00t!

gitrdone0420 · Dec 31, 2009

Yea, if you visit JMG's website, they have very expensive leos that arent black pearls. The black pearls arent the only expensive ones out there.

robin · Dec 31, 2009

:yes:

robin · Dec 31, 2009

some animals from some breeders are expensive and other animals from other breeders are expensive AND coveted! really expensive is what someone is willing to pay for an animal

Angel · Dec 31, 2009

sam12345 said:
Being in possession of a Black Pearl i think its fair to say that unless you have seen the morph first hand in the flesh everyone has every right to be skeptical and disapointed with the way it turns out as an adult.

All i want to make clear though is that personally i see no major brown influence on our Black Pearl, the way Craig described the adult pearl's (black panther) is the perfect description, and i think this is why people get the "brown" feeling when they look at it.

Also no matter how you take a picture of theses things in what ever light, flash, no flash, light studio, natural light, dark room etc etc the pictures always come out a hell of a lot more "washed out".

The morph as a whole is fascinating, but when you see it first hand they are just incredible.
Trust me people wont be disapointed with the black pearl in the long run, it can only be improved on, no line breeding has gone into the project yet.

probably right I know my pics of my leos dont capture the color the way you see them in person would love to one day see a pearl, I find some of the pics i seen kinda look brown but then it could be the light and camera =s

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