Has anyone ever seen a leo like this before?

[-okapi-]

Has anyone ever seen a leo like this before? I dont like the normal wild look, but i do think this is attractive. I found it by searching another forum.

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a104/mradle/02122006011.jpg

heres the origional source:
http://www.reptilerooms.com/forumtopic-28220.html

[Leolord]

It just looks like a high yellow with more/smaller spots my normal leo has the same spot pattern. It looks nice though for a high yellow.

--Matt--

[-okapi-]

Yeah, but I was talking about the pattern. Usually the spots are the size of this letter C, maybe a little smaller. Those spots were like this size: c and look at the spots on the tail... they are like this: '

[Leolord]

Yeah I know my normal has spots like that its probably some uncared about gene or just unseen.I dont think its anything to look at but you can think its great and original ( thats what I do! lol)

--Matt--

[-okapi-]

If you have the time and space, see if its genetic then call it the "pepper morph." You could join the ranks of Ron Tremper, Mr & Mrs Bell, and Mr & Mrs Mack! Or if thats not an option, send pics or a description to Mr. Tremper and see what he has to say about it.

Where did you get yours?

[geckoguy157]

i had a male like that proably a year back he was dh for blazzing blizard lizard though. I cant exactly rember what they were calling it but a couepl eyars ago in a reptiles magazie prehistoric reptiles i think that was who it was had them on one of there ad's.

[Leolord]

Hey okapi that's a great idea I'm gonna try that cause I'm just starting breeding so this should be good! Thanks for the idea again!

--Matt--