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Help me identify theses Leo's

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There's a kid locally with some geckos I'm interested in he said the male is a raptor and the female are normal. Is this correct? Breeding these to Leo's what would the produce?
The first pic is the male which he said is a raptor

Second pic he said is a normal isn't it a patternless?
 

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Do not buy from him. The first one could be a raptor but the second is not a normal. It looks like a tangerine. Although you can id their morphs you may never know their hidden hets, so you can only have them as pets unless you want to prove them out. Which can be difficult.
 
First picture could be a raptor, but you need to have photos of the eyes to be sure. A raptor should have at least a portion of their eyes as solid red. The second photo is a super hypomelanistic, which is a line bred trait and not linked with any particular gene. If the animal on the left is indeed a raptor, and the super hypo isn't het for anything, you would end up with normal to hypomelanistic leopard geckos 100% het raptor if you bred them together.
 
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