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Leopard Gecko Morph?

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Can anyone tell me what morph this pretty little girl is and how much she'd go for? I'm wanting to purchase her but they aren't sure on morph and I don't wanna spend more then she's worth.
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That is an albino. There are three lines of albino, and not knowing which line she is from tanks her value. Although there are differences in appearance between lines, appearance alone is not enough to declare which line she is from. Only test breeding can do that. If she is a healthy adult of breeding size, $50 would be about right. Certainly not more than $75. If you are only looking for a pet, she would be great, but if you are looking to breed, hold out for an animal with known genetics.
 
I'm noticing some retained shed on her toes. If you end up purchasing her, make sure that comes off or she could lose some toes. It is a common problem.
 
A brief soak in very shallow lukewarm water will loosen it up, then you can just gently slide it off with your fingers.
 
Now that she's in my possession I'll let you guys know... She was actually being given away. I didn't spend anything on her. I just had to have a price value to talk my Husband into driving 2 hrs round trip to pick her up. Lol

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