My gekko, what morph?

They call it a Chocolat Albino over here in The Netherlands.... what do you call it? She is 5 month old now.

nice leo, I guess they would call it that over here also. how much do you guys pay over there for leos??

I'd go with chocolate albino too. love the cage design! Can you post pics of your setup?

Dark phase tremper albino

the chocolate albino think was for marketing..but i guess you could call it that..

Everyone else seems to like the pastel albinos, but I actually like the dark phase Trempers. Anyone know someone who sells the dark phase albinos?
Thanks

Originally Posted by Vince

nice leo, I guess they would call it that over here also. how much do you guys pay over there for leos??

Hi, I payed 25 euro for this one thats 33 dollar, the chocolat albino's are really popular over here...lot of breeders.

In the pet store you normally pay about 35 to 65 euro (46 to 86 dollar) for 1 gecko, depends on what morph, but they don't have the nice looking ones.

The prices are almost the same I think as in the USA

Sunglow - 500 till 800 dollar
Snow - well not much snows here
SHTCT - 300 till 600 dollar

1 breeder is taking a few tremper giant albino's with him to the netherlands next week, he bought them from Ron Tremper and is in the USA now.

This is my cage design:

I love european cage designs.. the approach is radically different from what we use in the states....

Originally Posted by E2MacPets

I love european cage designs.. the approach is radically different from what we use in the states....

Do you mean the glass with the 2 windows in front or the selfmade background? It looks nicer than just an empty glass cage.

i think what he/she meant was that in Europe People pay more attention to the look of the cage but here in the states people focus all their time on perfecting their husbandry.

Originally Posted by lilroach56

i think what he/she meant was that in Europe People pay more attention to the look of the cage but here in the states people focus all their time on perfecting their husbandry.

That might be an insult to european husbandry methods which require an emphasis on a more natural habitat.

I like every grain of sand in that cage..... (yes I said it!)