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Originally Posted by imabirdmom
For the record ALL leos get bigger the older they get. Giants that fail to obtain giant weights by one year are not giants. These giant-sized leopard geckos have two classes called Giant and Super Giant. Giant: Males reach 80-110 grams and females 60-90 grams by one year of age as typically seen in the heterozygous state.
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I'm fully aware of the genetics of Giant and Super Giants.
The two albinos are offsprings from a SGxSG pair. I however, don't know the parents of the one that came from Magical Geckos. I'm just going by what the breeder told me about her.
If you breed SG xSG you get 100% SG. The parents of these geckos came from a Giant/SG breeder. But the offspring mostly seem like they are 'normal' sized geckos with the exception of one.
If you go by what the rules say about the genetics of Giants and Super giants, these geckos technically should be 100% SG.