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Im new with crested geckos,
Could anyone help me with telling me what these 2 morphs they are if any..

Thank you,
Phil.P
 

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It looks like a rusty/red patternless and a flame. Hard to tell with those photos but that would be my guess! Good Luck!
 
radera5 said:
It looks like a rusty/red patternless and a flame. Hard to tell with those photos but that would be my guess! Good Luck!
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Agreed. :yesnod:

You'll want to separate them soon if you haven't already. The only cresties safe to house together are confirmed females and compatible male/female pairs or trios once females are at safe breeding weights, and it will probably be a while before you can sex these geckos much less before any females would be breeding weight.

Welcome to the Crestie addiction! :)
 
lauraleellbp said:
Agreed. :yesnod:

You'll want to separate them soon if you haven't already. The only cresties safe to house together are confirmed females and compatible male/female pairs or trios once females are at safe breeding weights, and it will probably be a while before you can sex these geckos much less before any females would be breeding weight.

Welcome to the Crestie addiction! :)
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LOL I was just in the process of writing that all out and I got an email saying someone posted, I open a new window to read it and there goes my last 5 min of hard work lol (I type slow!;)....Good info there though Laura! :thumbsup:
 
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