Morph and breading pair?

[immortal6677]

I have a tangerine leopard gecko and I was wondering the exact morph or project it is. Also what would be a good match up for my male that will come out with nice hatchlings. Thanks again!

 

[immortal6677]

Another photo!

 

[marcia]

You've got a SHTCTB (super hypo tang carrot tail baldy).

I'm hesitant to recommend a partner for your male as I believe you need a decent grasp at genetics before breeding.

Where did you buy your male?

 

[Herherpsnderps]

I'd honestly do a ton of genetic, breeding and morph research before you buy anything else. Instead of asking other what project you should do, you should set your own goals. What do YOU want to breed? What morphs do you want to make? What would be most beneficial for your male that you'll actually like the morph of the hatchling? I did months of research, set up exactly what I wanted to make in the long run(granted it can take quite a few season to get your end result) and then went shopping with a list of the exact morphs and genders I needed for the projects I wanted to do. You can also learn what's a good morph to start off with and what's probably a bit out of your league(ex. I liked diablo blancos when I started but they're a bit to advanced for a beginner breeder in my opinion, so I went with an easier match up that gave me a similar looking gecko after a few seasons, Patternless super snow tremper albino with eclipse eyes). But if you don't know what your gecko is and you need other to tell you, you should probably take more time in your research. If you need any helpful links or websites just let me know. I'm not saying don't breed by any means but you'll have a much more productive first few seasons and will run into a lot less trouble and disappointment in the long run if you spend a few months with research. Time and effort spent now will save you money down the road. Good luck!