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I just got a great super harley crested gecko. Should I put her with a really dark flame male or a pinstripe? Give me your opinions. I can't decide!
 
It depends on what you're looking to produce. If she has some pinning it would be worth it I guess to put her with the pinner. If you want babies that may be dark firing harleys, put her with the dark male.
Though, with cresteds, without knowing what their parents looked like, anything could turn up.
 
sooo

ok... so in your opinion.. or anyones opinion.. what would be more desirable? dark harleys or pinners?

I also have a young solid red female that is still growing.. when she is old enough.. should i put her with the pin or dark flame?
 
Now, personally, I like high contrast animals- so I'd probably love your dark flame male.

As for the red- I did read recently in a thread on pangea that in one breeder's experience, breeding dark geckos to reds tends to yield dark red babies (should they be red) so if you're looking for vibrant red, probably not the dark male.

I personally have not bred yet- but this next season will be my first year. I've been reading an absurd amount on breeding as well as looking at what folks are producing just to kinda see what happens when you mix X and X- though you get the best idea for animals that you can see the male & female breeders' parents.
 
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