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PostSubject: fat tail and leopard hybrid   fat tail and leopard hybrid Icon_minitimeFri Jan 18, 2008 8:08 pm

can a fat tail gecko and a leopard gecko be breed together?
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PostSubject: Re: fat tail and leopard hybrid   fat tail and leopard hybrid Icon_minitimeSat Jan 19, 2008 1:21 am

It can and has been done...wouldn't recommend it though for a couple of reasons the biggest of which is that the offspring tend to be ugly (IMO) little things...
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PostSubject: Re: fat tail and leopard hybrid   fat tail and leopard hybrid Icon_minitimeSat Jan 19, 2008 1:34 am

ok thanks but i have a het for albino pos. white sock fat tail and if i breed it to a het for albino leopard would the babies be albino
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PostSubject: Re: fat tail and leopard hybrid   fat tail and leopard hybrid Icon_minitimeSat Jan 19, 2008 2:18 am

In Leopard Geckos, there are three different strains of albino and none of them can be crossed into each other to create albinos I don't think. Someone correct me if I am wrong but if you cross a bell with a trempor or a rainwater, it won't prove out. Much like the T+ and T- albino gene found in some asian ratsnakes.

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PostSubject: Re: fat tail and leopard hybrid   fat tail and leopard hybrid Icon_minitimeSat Jan 19, 2008 2:23 am

Something else, even if the two mutations were compatible, the odd behind actually hitting the albino would only be one in four. So it would take probably two or three clutches of eggs just to hit the albino. Might as well just buy a pair of albinos.

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PostSubject: Re: fat tail and leopard hybrid   fat tail and leopard hybrid Icon_minitimeSat Jan 19, 2008 3:31 am

I agree with Peter...if you want albino's (or any other morph for that matter) you are best off just shelling out the green for an albino pair.
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PostSubject: Re: fat tail and leopard hybrid   fat tail and leopard hybrid Icon_minitimeSat Jan 19, 2008 1:21 pm

ok thanks for the info.
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