a little darkling and some lavender...

[DarthGekko]

I didnt understand your reply? I didnt see anything wrong with what Ryan said?

 

[Gregg M]

I didnt understand your reply? I didnt see anything wrong with what Ryan said?

Well I did and thats all you need to understand...

 

[thestack510]

Kanye is that you? :main_laugh:

 

[Gregg M]

Ken...:main_laugh::main_thumbsup:

 

[Gregg M]

Sorry if my last response to you was a bit short Nate... Didnt mean to come off so jerky... LOL

And I am sorry for dragging this out on your awesome thread Britt...

 

[DarthGekko]

Sorry if my last response to you was a bit short Nate... Didnt mean to come off so jerky... LOL

And I am sorry for dragging this out on your awesome thread Britt...

No problem.

 

[eric]

Evidently my comments were taken as harsh! Afghans fade, fact. I personally haven't seen white that far down the back. Which to me is very interesting. Simply put, I was just curious where the parents came from, that's it! Certain people need to quit reading into things, in noway was I trying to ruin this thread. Past or no past, Brittney, beautiful Afghan.

 

[cj.thomas21]

Very nice geckos brittney.

 

[Gecko Euphoria]

Love the dark pics they are awsome geckos keep us posted on them as they grow.

just a few goodies this Tuesday...


This is a pure Afghanicus female that is about a week old now. Below her photos is an image of one of her half siblings... who is only 7 days older. interesting, eh?

half sibling...

and finally... a super cool lavender bell that popped out of my ghost lavender bell project!! This project totally rocks... line breeding is where it's at!

rock on! :main_thumbsup:

 

[PacHerp]

Thank you to those that posted positive comments, I really appreciate it! My afghan group has really thrown some exciting stuff from the variety of bloodlines I've used -- diversity is key.

I'll post a few updates of this little one as it grows up. I did have another 'darkling' hatch out earlier this year that wasn't near as dark as this one... he ended up being really nice and bold when he hit about the 12 gram mark... so heres to hoping this little one will be nice and bold, too!

thanks again, everyone!

 

[shico]

awesome!
the bell is a hammer!

 

[Dragoon Gecko]

All I can say is WOW :main_yes:...
/Rebecca

 

[Andrew%]

cool geckos wow very nice

 

[paulnj]

It's always cool to see the diversity of hatchling that come from pure afghans.

 

[PacHerp]

It's always cool to see the diversity of hatchling that come from pure afghans.

right on, Paul... same goes for the fascios too! Don't you have some pure montanus babies? maybe you'd like to share some of your diversity with the sub-species, I'd like that!

 

[Wandering Paddle]

My afghan group has really thrown some exciting stuff from the variety of bloodlines I've used -- diversity is key.

:main_thumbsup:

 

[robin]

dude i am so biting my tongue here :B

 

[paulnj]

Brittney. I own .3 fasc and .2 montanus. I am working on the males. I only bred a 1.1 of pure afghans and the rest were outcrossed. I know far to many people doing pure afghans and didn't want to do a 2.16 myself and take away from the rarity aspect.

 

[PacHerp]

Brittney. I own .3 fasc and .2 montanus. I am working on the males. I only bred a 1.1 of pure afghans and the rest were outcrossed. I know far to many people doing pure afghans and didn't want to do a 2.16 myself and take away from the rarity aspect.

understood. I like the idea of having many different people working with the sub-species... same as with any other morph... seeing the different directions different people take their projects is exciting to me. Good luck with your groups, Paul!

 

[Golden Gate Geckos]

Sweet little gecko, Britt! I love it's cool pattern, and will look forward to seeing how it develops.

I also think diversifying leopard gecko sub-species is as important as any other bloodlines. We have a VERY shallow gene-pool, especially with the E. afghanicus and the E. fasciolatus since most of them came from the same source. Pure sub-species are getting rarer because of all the outcrossing that's being done, and I think it would be good to know where the parents come from.