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Pippies!

TripleMoonsExotic

TripleMoonsExotic

I <3 Stripes!
You don't often see Leopard's pipping, so I thought it would be something nice to share. I got lucky and caught two different hatchling pipping so far this year.

Super Snow
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Super Snow & Enigma Sibling
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Bell Stripe
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Wow, I am not a leopard fan, but you have some cool and interesting looking morphs!

that 2nd pic, he looks so cute and awkward.
 
Wow! Thoes are nice. I like the one in the third and fourth picture. Do their colors change slightly as they get older?
 
Bartholomew said:
Do their colors change slightly as they get older?
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Attached is a picture of an adult Bell Stripe. This is not the mother of that hatchling, but an older siblings. This particular group isn't vibrant, but their are Tangerine Bell's that are more orange.
 

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Some how I missed this when you posted it. Great pictures and lovely geckos. This was my first time breeding leos and I was shocked when I had black and white cows come out. LOL
 
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