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Leucistic Leopard GeckoThis variation of the leopard gecko, apart from the albino variety, is probably my favourite - yellow background colouration with spinkles of orange and white with an unusual faint pattern on the head and back of the gecko with a thick white tail. A gem for any collector! |
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In all its glory! You have to own one to appreciate the beauty of this gecko. |
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Patternless Leopard GeckoA rather unusual looking gecko, the patternless variety have a purple-brown background colouration with no pattern at all with a mauve tail. The picture does not do the gecko justice. |
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High-Yellow Leopard GeckoHigh yellow leopard geckos are becoming increasingly available on the pet market. Selective breeding to produce, a gecko with a yellow back ground and reduced or no spots is underway. The background yellow colour is very bright and each specimen has varying amounts of black spots, making each specimen very attractive. |
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Mr Stud again - what a movie star. He is so placid and attractive that he has done many photo shoots and film shots... |
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Jungle Leopard GeckoThis attractive gecko is a Jungle Phase leopard gecko. Distinguished from normal leopard geckos by the stripe down the back and tail; the stripe is also seen in juveniles. Jungle leopard geckos have a green background colour with black and white stripes along the back and tail. The unusual patterning and colouration, make them attractive geckos to have in your collection. Not too many Jungle's are bred every year, but they are becoming more readily available. |
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Mary-J, a very attractive Jungle leopard gecko. |
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Picture of a stunning juvenile "jungle phase" leopard gecko. The stripe on the back and tail is what characterises the "jungle phase". |
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Could you look to your left please?... right...hold that pose !. |
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Stretch your body to the right... show those curves...hold that pose !. |
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Give us your left cheek please girl... thanks darling! |
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...a little to the right and hold it!... |
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...stretch that right arm forward... turn your head slightly to the left...got it! |
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Come on...one more push up for the camera. |
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Who are you whistling at...? |
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Picture of a juvenile patternless leopard gecko. |
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A mottled pattern of white and bright yellow on the body with a white tail, will turn into mauve all over. A stunning gecko nevertheless. |
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...and hold that pose,great stuff!... |
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Smile for the camera darling ! |
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...lift your chin, turn your head slightly to the left, thats my girl...love the camera! |
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