Windy City Blues

[Scott&Nikki]

I was lookin around the site and I looked at some of he site sponsor pages at the top. Living in Chicago I was drawn to look at The Windy City Gecko page. Has anyone been there and seen that they are attempting to produce a BLUE gecko? Has anyone heard of this and have any more information? If anyone has any pictures I would love to see, also.

 

[BalloonzForU]

LOL I'm sure BrianO will see this and post, he's a member here, and maybe post some pics for you.

 

[Milwaukee Reptiles]

Yup and I'm a failure and have been completely slacking on getting their website done... expect there to be more photos and morph descriptions within the next few weeks

 

[Scott&Nikki]

Brian, are you from Windy City Geckos or just do their website for them? Where in Chicago are you/they located? And could you post some of the pics on here until then?

 

[Milwaukee Reptiles]

Sorry, I'm just doing the website. Brian O should have any/all information and pictures.

 

[BalloonzForU]

Here you go. http://www.geckoforums.net/showthread.php?t=2345 this is one he was selling a little while ago.

 

[eyelids]

Brian said he thinks he'll have some with blue on the body next year. That's definitely something to look forward to!

 

[Scott&Nikki]

Brian said he thinks he'll have some with blue on the body next year. That's definitely something to look forward to!

Well, being a Cubs fan from Chicago with only 1 leo at the time, it sure is!

 

[LeosForLess]

Scott and or Nikki, i live in Illinois, Brian works with mostly tangs but is now working with some other morphs as well, but he is probably the one in the state to go to for tangs. Hes always at the Wheaton show, so u may see him there.

 

[okapi]

If I remember right, they hatched out a very small number of tangerines that had blue spots on their heads. As they matured the blue areas stayed and the trait was reproduced the following year. An intresting project.

 

[LeosForLess]

If I remember right, they hatched out a very small number of tangerines that had blue spots on their heads. As they matured the blue areas stayed and the trait was reproduced the following year. An intresting project.

He bought the geckos with the blue and the babies have the blue.

 

[justin-branam]

For your viewing pleasure, here is a picture of the first true blue gecko ever produced. it is fairly easy. all you have to do is breed one part patternless to one part photoshop and viola! until someone can breed a "blue" gecko that has more than a tiny kinda blue spot on its head, i think ill pass.