Better Picture! What is his morph?

[johnnyboy4783]

What is he if you can tell. found this better pic of him.

 

[Stitch]

Which one?

The one on top of the coaco nut shell looks like a Patternless or a blizzard. But I can't tell the pic is blurry. I'd lean towards Patternless.

The one to the left looks like an abberant/normal.

 

[Mel&Keith]

I'm voting Patternless. Do the eyes look almost the same as the Normal's next to it?

 

[SteveB]

I'm voting PA

 

[johnnyboy4783]

no he has red eyes

 

[johnnyboy4783]

An abberant? Hmm never thougth of her like that. was told she was a high yellow but she is very dull in my eyes

 

[johnnyboy4783]

couple more of the girl

 

[Stitch]

no he has red eyes

If he has red eyes then he is an Albino Patternless. Blazzing Blizzards show more white/pink in the body.

The girl could be a high yellow, but the pic could be dulling her colors so it's hard to tell. So I'd say abberant/high yellow.

 

[okapi]

does your camera have a macro setting?

The female is a normal, the male is a blurry spot.

 

[Mel&Keith]

Yes, if the eyes are red then it's a Patternless Albino, the other is a normal banded.

 

[johnnyboy4783]

ok well now she is normal everyone else ssaid she is high yellow. I have to take more pictures tonight of them and post them up. he is giving me feedin problems again also when i first got him he wouldnt eat than he started too and he isnt again. staring to worry a little bout him. if anything is mor like lvpa

 

[goReptiles]

I, too, believe she is normal. She looks a lot like my first leo that I got at Petsmart. When she aged, more spots came in. She's not covered in them, but she has large spotting amongst the bright yellow.

A better picture of the male will help id him.

You may consider a vet if he's loosing weight. Many times, pet store reptiles have worms, which would hinder their appetite. But, only a vet could determine that.

 

[johnnyboy4783]

vet found nothing! Yea i m pretty sure it has a macro setting, what could i change it too

 

[goReptiles]

That's good then. If he's not eating the mealworms, maybe try another feeder. I've had that problem, to which after years of mealworms, 2 of my older leos refused to eat until I provided crickets. I got them back on mealworms after a month of gaining the weight back.

 

[Stitch]

vet found nothing! ....

You should have another one (fecal) done in about 3 months. Sometimes it takes time for it to show up. All of mine get tested twice a year.

 

[okapi]

If it was a good vet they would of done at least three fecal floats before saying "I found nothing." And every vet knows that finding nothing really proves nothing. He could of just skipped the B.S. and just given it a dose of panacur.

A macro setting would make your pictures of leopard geckos more visible... look in the picture section of this site and youll know what I mean.