Looking for a Morph ID and value of these Leos

[Rachel Hammer]

Hey guys,

I'm a new Leo lover and proud owner. I hate to pack it on since I see a lot of these questions...but I would love to know the value and possible morph of a co-workers geckos...All she knows is that the first pic is a reverse strip gecko but doesn't know the morph. She was told the second one is a tangerine tremper albino. If she would sell them, what are they worth?

 

[DrCarrotTail]

I don't know much about reverse stripes but that looks like a bold stripe to me. The second looks like a Tremper albino - possibly a tangerine.

Value is hard to say. Is in part dependent on the quality/desirability of the gecko and IMO is more dependent on records. If you know the parents and grandparents, etc. of those geckos so you know the likelihood of hidden hets that may be in their genetics they would be worth more than just knowing the morphs. If this information isn't known then I would consider them to be pretty pet geckos and say they're worth $50-$100 as adults - depending on how pretty they are and how much whoever is wanting to buy them likes their look.

 

[stager]

I don't know much about reverse stripes but that looks like a bold stripe to me. The second looks like a Tremper albino - possibly a tangerine.

Value is hard to say. Is in part dependent on the quality/desirability of the gecko and IMO is more dependent on records. If you know the parents and grandparents, etc. of those geckos so you know the likelihood of hidden hets that may be in their genetics they would be worth more than just knowing the morphs. If this information isn't known then I would consider them to be pretty pet geckos and say they're worth $50-$100 as adults - depending on how pretty they are and how much whoever is wanting to buy them likes their look.

Agreed