A few leopard gecko pics...

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They've got a breeding trio at East Coast, but thier leopards have the spots all over, just not the tails. The trio is a male and 2 females. Pretty nice, i've been thinking about a new critter in the house but im leaning towards a panther chameleon.

i really liek the ways yours looks. I've only seen a handful but i havent seen one before where thier body didnt have the pattern.
 
I had a common patterned one growing up and am constantly amazed at all the new morphs they keep breeding out. Your's is awesome! What morph is that?
 
They've got a breeding trio at East Coast, but thier leopards have the spots all over, just not the tails. The trio is a male and 2 females. Pretty nice, i've been thinking about a new critter in the house but im leaning towards a panther chameleon.

i really liek the ways yours looks. I've only seen a handful but i havent seen one before where thier body didnt have the pattern.
Leos are great pets. This girl is called a tangerine tornado. Its basically just a fancy name for a super hypo tangerine. I got her from the urban gecko
 
Pretty nice, i've been thinking about a new critter in the house but im leaning towards a panther chameleon.
I had a veiled chameleon for ~5 yr. I recently sold it to a fellow reefer who also has interest in herps in order to free up some of my time and space to accommodate my growing obsession with all things saltwater. They have a reputation as being difficult to care for, but IMO the key to success is having an appropriate enclosure for them.
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I bought him from a breeder in California that I would highly recommend. They have some great looking Panther chameleons.
www.chameleonsonly.com
 

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