pics of my 3 leos

[latazyo]

normal male...I've had him about a year, he's my favorite
http://bitz.net/~latazyo/Pics/Herps/chezmeasure.JPG

this is what appears to be an albino that was mixed in with normals at the store, so who knows what it'll grow into
http://bitz.net/~latazyo/Pics/Herps/kubzmeasure.JPG

and this is the white one I got
http://bitz.net/~latazyo/Pics/Herps/powdermeasure.JPG

thanks for looking

[Repti]

Great looking geckos!! Yes, the second one is an albinos!!

Congrats

Repti

[geckomom]

Beautiful! :D

That normal sure is a big guy! Your albino looks like mine, except mine's still quite young and small.

The last one is a real beauty! Do you know what that color morph is called?

[Wilma]

Hi! That first isn't a normal, looks to be hi yellow, maybe reduced spotting. A nice looking guy and a gorgeous colour on the albino baby!
Is the white one a blizzard? Or patternless?

[latazyo]

if you notice that the tape is not set right on teh lizard, he's not actually 10" long, but he's still a big guy (62g)

the 3rd gecko was bought as "blizzard lizard" so I dont' know what to make of him...he's more of a light brown chocolate color with some yellow iridescence to him if that makes any sense

the first two were bought at Patco as normals, but are turning out nicely (as you can see the albino is very very small, about 6g)

[Repti]

The last one is really a blizzard!! Sometimes blizzard are not that perfect white. They can have yellow and a little bit of brown in their coloration

Repti

[Clownfishie]

Nice leos you've got there :) I'd also call that top one a high yellow, he's not a "normal" really... second one's an albino, and the 3rd one is indeed a blizzard. Like Repti said, some are more white than others... most blizzards tend to have a little bit of a yellow/brownish tinge to them, and the darkess of this can vary according to their mood, and temps... but, that is definitely a blizzard :)


Jen

[klein]

very nice leo's you have there!!!!

[Ixidor]

IMO hi yellow is an overly used term to the point to where it is almost meaningless, You could take a normal and advertise it as hi yellow and know one would raise an eyebrow, Its for market hype