What could this be?

[ullegull]

Hi!

I'm pretty new to this... I recently got a male leo from a friend who had to separate him from his female. My friend can't find the breeder papers, so I wonder if you guys can help me out here. What kind of morph is my little guy?

Thanks! //Ullis

 

[SC Geckos]

Looks like a high yellow (normal)

 

[ullegull]

Oki, thanks I cant use him for future breeding unless my friend finds the papers, but it's fun to know what my baby is!

 

[katie_]

what kind of "papers" is your friend talking about?

 

[ullegull]

He got some papers from the seller when he bought it, he thinks that the breeder's name is on there, together with some info about the little guy, such as morph, date hatched and mother and father.

 

[featheredfamilyfriends]

That kind of information is always good. Just curious but would the less spotting also make this gecko considered a Hypo? I'm still learning and all but I mean it definitely has a lot less spots than a Normal.....?

 

[SC Geckos]

Just curious but would the less spotting also make this gecko considered a Hypo? I'm still learning and all but I mean it definitely has a lot less spots than a Normal.....?

A true hypo should have 10 or less spots on it's back. (between the head and tail) Any more than that would just be considered a high yellow.
A super hypo should have no spots on it's back.

 

[Embrace Calamity]

A true hypo should have 10 or less spots on it's back. (between the head and tail) Any more than that would just be considered a high yellow.
A super hypo should have no spots on it's back.

THANK YOU. I've never understood that. XD

~Maggot

 

[ullegull]

A true hypo should have 10 or less spots on it's back. (between the head and tail) Any more than that would just be considered a high yellow.
A super hypo should have no spots on it's back.

Thanks for cleraring things out for us newbies There is lots of information on the web, but it's not always easy to understand everything...

 

[SC Geckos]

THANK YOU. I've never understood that. XD

Your welcome.

Thanks for cleraring things out for us newbies There is lots of information on the web, but it's not always easy to understand everything...

No problem. I would say if you are looking for (good) gecko information this is the place to get it.