Lavender Bold Stripe..

[Dragoon Gecko]

Hi there!
Anyone working with Lavender Bold Stripes, or done a Bold Stripe x Lavender Stripe crossing? If so, please post here and share your pics :main_yes:.
/Rebecca

 

[MattiaV]

Hy Rebecca!
This is the couple from which I am waiting for the first babyes (the eggs in the incubator)

Female mack snow lavender stripe



Male extreme bold stripe by Pacherp

 

[Angrychair]

ver nice

 

[Enigmatic_Reptiles]

Good luck on that pairing. Hope you can get lavender to stay through adulthood.

 

[Laska]

This coming season! Giant poss Super Bold Lavender Stripe

 

[MattiaV]

here is the first baby of the couple.



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[Dragoon Gecko]

Awesome!! Any news /updates ???
Or maybe anyone else that wants to share bold project stuff here ??
/Rebecca

 

[Ozy]

I am IN LOVE with that female mack snow lavender stripe! You need to send her to me right now. LOL

 

[robin]

These are gorgeous but a bold stripe to me is an unbroken stripe. Most of these are jungles in my eyes but gorgeous non the less

 

[Enigmatic_Reptiles]

I agree Robin. I think these are some beautiful examples of project animals, but are not quite to the point where I would call them Stripes.

 

[Kristi23]

I love lavender on geckos. Does it usually stay that color or change when they become adults?

 

[Embrace Calamity]

This coming season! Giant poss Super Bold Lavender Stripe

I really love this one. Drool-worthy.

~Maggot

 

[robin]

Kristy, alot of.snows seem to kinda fade but not all

 

[forgivenick]

We are thinking that bolds/bandits may be the next morph we invest a lot into. From what I have seen and heard from others, the lavender is hard to get to stick all the way through adult hood, but the juveniles with lavender look killer. Greens tend to be similar. 20-40g juveniles tend to show off the transitional colors (like lavender and green) really well. We have a killer emerine who is nearing adulthood now and we hope she keeps the amazing green that she has, but what is interesting and relevant to this thread is that she was bright lavender and tangerine until she was about 20g. Then the lavender turned green. We have a very cool sunglow that still has lots of lavender on her (soon will fade to tangerine/orange) like many albinos do, but she has carried it longer than most of the ones we have watched grow. I am curious as to what would occur if we bred the animals that retained certain transitional colors longer than expected. I would hope that eventually we would find that some carry these colors better into adulthood, but I would expect that it would be a long road to get there. Sorry for the long winded post. I hope its not too far off topic, but I see these cool looking lavender bold stripes and just have to wonder about transitional colors and improving upon retained color into adult hood.

 

[firecracker]

This coming season! Giant poss Super Bold Lavender Stripe

All I can say is WOW!!!