What Morph?

Like the title says i would like to know what morph my leopard gecko is. I dont know anything about morphs i just think he looked awesome at the store. It is a baby.

its hard to tell from the pictures you have because they are so grainy, and seeing how he is so young it might be a while before we could correctly identify your little leo, if you could try and get us some clearer pictures we might be able to give it a guess.

i agree with mystic on the pics, but it looks like a normal or a possible low expression jungle....? maybe even a tangerine, but better pics would deffinately help us help you out!

I took some new Photos. I will be buying repti carpet so dont worry about tank XD i cleaned out the substrate. Well new photos here thanks for helping.

you can use papertowel. I had reptile carpet and her little nails got caught on the carpet alot. So I now use papertowel till I can get some peel and stick tiles.

I'm thinking its a jungle.

Also, repticarpet isn't recommended as a substrate, as the leos nails and teeth can get stuck in it. Its also a breeding ground for bacteria and all sorts of nasty stuff. I suggest paper towels (as mjkaylee recommended), or tiling that you can get at home improvement stores. Personally I like tiling the best. You can use slate, ceramic, peel-n-stick etc. Looks great, and wayyyy easier to clean.

Alright tysm. If i were to breed this in the future what can i breed it with?

I'm still pretty new to genetics, so take what I'm saying with a grain of salt. lol

I'm guessing your leo is a jungle normal. Normal is a dominant gene, so whatever you breed this guy/girl to, the hatchlings are going to be normals. But, they can carry a gene for other morphs. Like if you breed this guy/gal to a tremper albino, then the hatchlings will be normal het tremper albino. The problem is because you got him/her from a petstore you don't know the genetic background of the leo. So it could have hets for things we don't know. Hets can't be visually determined, only through test-breeding.

oh alright thanks alot.

If you did breed him/her, and bred him/ her to a leo showing jungle patterning like yours, the hatchlings would show some sort of aberrant or jungle patterning.

alright will do thanks for the support. Btw i got him like 2-3 weeks ago what would be the proper maturity age for breeding?

i would also say jungle, and a really cool one at that!

Thanks XD

I would do a lot of research before you even consider breeding. I will be breeding this upcoming breeding season, and I have been doing research for over a month, and plan to continue my research up and through the entire process.
Breeding leopard geckos takes a lot of time, money, and responsibility. Its not something to be taken lightly.

Honestly, I wouldn't breed that leo. If you really want to breed I would invest in a good breeding pair.

Leo breeding doesn't really go by age, its more by weight. Generally though, a leo should be at least 55grams. And you need to be conditioning them before hand will plenty of healthy feeders and good calcium and multivitamins.