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Morph question

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I'm not sure if I've posted this on this forum or not...But i was wondering if anyone could tell me the morphs on my leo's. They were all rescues, so no one really knew. Also, I was wondering about how long it takes for a Leo to reach its adult size? Just curious

Well, here they are (in order I got them)

Velvet:
velvet9.jpg


Suade:
suade8.jpg


Mowgli: (no longer on sand)
mowgli-1.jpg


and I'm picking this one up later this week...
newbaby.jpg
 
Well I am no expert but the first one looks like a high yellow, the second a hypo tangerine. Babies are hard to tell but I believe the third one is a normal or possible high yellow. the last one I am not sure but I think it has to many spots to be a hypo so I would say another tangerine or high yellow gecko. Ok experts, so how did I do ? lol
 
They all look normal to me. I usually do not classify morphs unless there is not a doubt what it is. High Yellow is considered the norm these days.
 
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