what will i get??

[2rex30]

im planing on breeding my male tangerine enigma leopard gecko with my female patternless reverse stripe enigma het tremper 50% het eclipse leo what will the babys be?

 

[Thorgecko707]

They will be leopard geckos.

 

[2rex30]

no realy?? do u know what morphs?

 

[Russ S]

Sounds like muddied up enigmas to me.

 

[Thorgecko707]

no realy?? do u know what morphs?

If you combine those then you will get a mutt. If you want to be a breeder research more.

 

[2rex30]

which is why im asking so i can find out.

 

[Thorgecko707]

which is why im asking so i can find out.

I understand what you are asking. The answer is mutt enigmas. A mix of traits that would take years to clear up. IMO enigmas are pets unless you are an experienced breeder that knows how to deal with that morph. I would never breed them because most people expect you to euthanize the twitchy unresponsive hatchlings.

 

[im faster]

Please do plenty of research before breeding. and be fully prepared for everything

 

[Alex G]

Please do plenty of research before breeding. and be fully prepared for everything

He is doing research - he's asking questions here. It's hard for a new breeder to keep track of what is dominant, codom, recessive, poly, etc and he's asking for the quick version of what he'll produce, which someone already answered for him.

 

[im faster]

And?

Im just asking that he be fully prepared be fore breeding

 

[Thorgecko707]

Before you breed make sure you have an incubator and racks for up to 20 hatchlings. If you get all males then you will need to house them separate.

 

[2rex30]

i know how to incubate them an breed the only problem i have is the morphs iv never really bred leos before.

 

[Thorgecko707]

It's really hard and political. People expect you to know everything about them if you are breeding.

 

[2rex30]

iv noticed =/

 

[Fencer04]

The real answer is they will be tangerine het patternless and possible het eclipse enigmas that will most likely spin in circles and starve to death if they aren't hand fed. I don't know a single reputable breeder that would even consider breeding 2 enigmas together even if both parents show no signs of the enigma syndrome. That's most of the reason you are getting so much flack.

I'm not getting on your case about asking questions, because I do believe that is how you learn, but that pairing isn't going to produce anything worth breeding. Part of being responsible is creating desirable animals even if you think you'll keep them all. You may have to get rid of them at some point. Also, check this link out. Start playing around with hypotheticals and read the wiki. You'll learn fast enough.

http://www.leopardgeckomorphcalculator.co.uk/MorphCalculator.aspx

http://www.leopardgeckowiki.com/index.php?title=Category:Morphs

 

[Mich]

I agree with euthanize comment, I breed other morphs and got an enimgam last season .. I considered breeding her but have changed my mind. I've had to cull other hatchlings before and when breeding enigmas your chances of having to do that are a lot higher .. if you do breed enigmas I would never recommend breeding 2 enigmas together, perhaps considering breeding one enigma to another healthier type morph with stronger genetics and hopefully you'll have a much better hatching survival rate