I WANT this.. or something close

[im faster]

http://www.petsolutions.com/images/400/6528L.jpg

this says its a leucistic

my next leo is going to be for my GF

SHE MUST have one with a lot of blue above the eyes..

what morphs have this... where can i find them?

 

[im faster]

well nvm this company is 10 min away form my house!!!

how weird is that?

 

[sam12345]

Its a murphys patternless also sometimes incorrectly labelled as Leucistic.

The pattern will disappear as it matures and so will the "blue eye shadow".

Here is an example of an adult patternless, courtesy of geckos etc.
http://www.geckosetc.com/images/avail/Available Pictures/SPAM1_600.jpg

No morph tends to hold the blue above the eye into adulthood this is just a juvenile trait.

 

[Enigmatic_Reptiles]

+1, they are a fun morph to work with in my opinion.

 

[Mel&Keith]

Brandon has been working on a morph guide - here

There are a couple more examples of what older Patternless Leos look like and how much variation there is. They tend to change color with mood so they can go from really pale to really dark.

And unfortunately, Sam is right. The blue "eye shadow" is only a baby thing. It's because their skin is still thin and you can see their eyeballs through their head.

 

[im faster]

i got a new on!!

 

[Samantha]

if ur girlfriend likes color then i would ask her if she would like tangs and such but the blue eyes like stated above will dissapear as the geckos mature

 

[im faster]

we got a murphys patternless...
its hard to see in the pick form the fladh but her eyes are quite blue.. she is just over a year old