Morphs!!!

Normal

The normal leopard gecko is characterized by a yellow background with black to brownish spots irregularly spread throughout the body. They are in my opinion the best pet lizard/breeding project in the world! Also one of the prettiest lizards in the world. Of course that is our opinion.

Jungle

The Jungle Leopard Gecko is a morph that is very similar to the normal except that it has irregular bands, stripes, and blotches, which are different in each gecko, like a zebra.

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Chris (Banner you can find at the bottom of this page)

Ny Worms(Owners of the Hypo Tangerine Leopard Gecko )Great crickets too!

Thanks to all of you!
MikeB

Striped

It is very similar to the normal phase but they have a stripe or two down there back.going from the neck to the beginning of the tail. Some though take the stripe completely down the tail.

Albino

This morph came out when a group of wild caught leopard geckos bred. Some of the offspring came out albino. Shear Luck! They are three different tyes of albinos. Patternless, normal and the a phase that occurs only in Trempers stock, in which the pink turns to a light brown color. The normal albino pictured here is of pink bands with light yellow bands.

Leucistic

The Leucistic Leopard Gecko isn't really a leucistic animal at all. They are just a patternless Leopard Gecko that pretty much spotless in most specimens. They are an overall bright yellow with a white tail. On the tail some of them have tints of orange and the race is on to produce a leucistic gecko with a completely orange tail. That would be a site to see, can't wait! A real Leucistic would be white all over even the body, instead the Patternless Leopard Gecko has 4 colors in all, 5 counting the few if any spots. Blue on top of the eyes, yellow body, white tail,and in some animals orange tints on the tail. I would love to see a perfectly white Leopard Gecko.

High Yellow

A normal Leopard Gecko except that the yellow is alot brighter and there is more yellow and reduced brown/black spots. Some of them have very few spots.

Tangerine

A normal Leopard Gecko but instead of the yellow coloration it has an orangish color to it, sometimes being so orange that the yellow is nowhere to be seen. They have the orange exactly where the yellow used to be and the black/brown spots or bands are normal colored or a dull gray.

Circle Backed

A normal Leopard Gecko that has a circle right on the shoulders and neck. The circle is outlined in a black/brownish band with the yellow cioloration in the middle. It seems to be that this Morph is very, very common coming out in alot of offspring. Some retain the circle even till adulthood(they are more sought after). The others that have circles seem to fade away over time.

This Site was created in order to provide a little clarity on what is out there nowadays So many new morphs and patterns it gets hard to keep up sometimes. This wasn't the sole purpose though. Another purpose was to let you enjoy your favorite animal, just a few clicks away.

Hypomelanistic Tangerine Leopard Gecko

Very similar to the tangerine leopard gecko except with dramatically reduced spots. Some have absolutely none(like the one pictured).

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Normal The normal leopard gecko is characterized by a yellow background with black to brownish spots irregularly spread throughout the body. They are in my opinion the best pet lizard/breeding project in the world! Also one of the prettiest lizards in the world. Of course that is our opinion.	Jungle The Jungle Leopard Gecko is a morph that is very similar to the normal except that it has irregular bands, stripes, and blotches, which are different in each gecko, like a zebra.	Contributors: Chris (Banner you can find at the bottom of this page) Ny Worms(Owners of the Hypo Tangerine Leopard Gecko )Great crickets too! Thanks to all of you! MikeB
Striped It is very similar to the normal phase but they have a stripe or two down there back.going from the neck to the beginning of the tail. Some though take the stripe completely down the tail.	Albino This morph came out when a group of wild caught leopard geckos bred. Some of the offspring came out albino. Shear Luck! They are three different tyes of albinos. Patternless, normal and the a phase that occurs only in Trempers stock, in which the pink turns to a light brown color. The normal albino pictured here is of pink bands with light yellow bands.
Leucistic The Leucistic Leopard Gecko isn't really a leucistic animal at all. They are just a patternless Leopard Gecko that pretty much spotless in most specimens. They are an overall bright yellow with a white tail. On the tail some of them have tints of orange and the race is on to produce a leucistic gecko with a completely orange tail. That would be a site to see, can't wait! A real Leucistic would be white all over even the body, instead the Patternless Leopard Gecko has 4 colors in all, 5 counting the few if any spots. Blue on top of the eyes, yellow body, white tail,and in some animals orange tints on the tail. I would love to see a perfectly white Leopard Gecko.	High Yellow A normal Leopard Gecko except that the yellow is alot brighter and there is more yellow and reduced brown/black spots. Some of them have very few spots.	Tangerine A normal Leopard Gecko but instead of the yellow coloration it has an orangish color to it, sometimes being so orange that the yellow is nowhere to be seen. They have the orange exactly where the yellow used to be and the black/brown spots or bands are normal colored or a dull gray.
Circle Backed A normal Leopard Gecko that has a circle right on the shoulders and neck. The circle is outlined in a black/brownish band with the yellow cioloration in the middle. It seems to be that this Morph is very, very common coming out in alot of offspring. Some retain the circle even till adulthood(they are more sought after). The others that have circles seem to fade away over time.	This Site was created in order to provide a little clarity on what is out there nowadays So many new morphs and patterns it gets hard to keep up sometimes. This wasn't the sole purpose though. Another purpose was to let you enjoy your favorite animal, just a few clicks away.	Hypomelanistic Tangerine Leopard Gecko Very similar to the tangerine leopard gecko except with dramatically reduced spots. Some have absolutely none(like the one pictured).

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