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My 1st shot at this breeding Leos thing!!

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Please let me know what ya'll think:

Hypo/ct double het lv patternless albino- 76 grams:
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3 females: h/t ct all range from 37 grams to 46 grams:
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Another shot of the 3 females:
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All from crestedgecko.com
I'll be getting a female blizzard next week to through into the mix as well!
I'm pumped!!!
 
Gerg-

That's a vey nice group you have there. To answer your question from the other thread about cresteds, I think they are as easy to breed as leos. I think you will enjoy them alot if you decide to work with them.

Also, Steve will be emailing you about the boa asap. Just to let you know, we did not get any babies from her this year :-(
 
Thanks guys/gals.
I just weighed all my leos and the male is 76 grams, #1 F-46, #2 F-44, #3 F-39.

I'll keep ya'll posted!
 
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