Afghan Pair and some babies
- Thread starter KelliH
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ok i see. also remember that as they age they go through several color and pattern changes before they settle in to their adult colors. all of those babys are siblings just from different clutches and you can see how variable they are.
also your first link did not work.
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GeckoGathering
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Note :Row three has adult comparisons for size.
Sorry..link should have been.
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http://geckoforums.net/search.php?searchid=807984
http://www.leopardgeckowiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Eublepharis_macularius_afghanicus
Note :Row three has adult comparisons for size.
Sorry..link should have been.
Take care. HJ
http://geckoforums.net/search.php?searchid=807984
My female was 63g on 3/2...
Btw, I love how variable they can be in color... Kelli, how often do the light ones pop out and is there consistency or is it just random? I haven't bred my pair yet and really want the males bright yellow to transfer to his babies... I think it would be sweet to make them consistently... There's a lot of cool line breeding projects you can do with the many traits they have... I'm sure you've imagined a totally yellow tail with black spots throughout...
My female was 63g on 3/2...
Not the norm
Mike you must have a giant afghan :main_laugh:HJ once you see one in person they look like no other :main_thumbsup:
Not the norm
HJ once you see one in person they look like no other :main_thumbsup:
very true eric. they have a very different head and body structure compared to e. macularius.
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Hi Robin.
Any chance to describe this difference
without seeing one in the flesh?
Take care. HJ
Hi Robin.
Any chance to describe this difference
without seeing one in the flesh?
Take care. HJ
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VERY cool ones Kelly!!
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