dragonz1833

Also postage is extremly high for size of box etc and the risk of them breaking these are coming by the pellet

Good luck on that also then u got to change plug to nz /au if so keen urself go try the hastle i never said 600 either by the way they will be 500 to mates only we wont have that many spare

cost to get here import tax then gst etc plus very hard to get ebay ppl to ship them here

yeah will still be around that price we are doing a preorder special for a few mates i love them and swear by them i know alot of ppl with them me included with great success cools aswell so pretty good temps

herp nursary 2s

+1

i find lower temps increase black ,higher temps increase yellow might be diff for other ppl though

i use the herp nursary 2 will have some spareones for sale butmy friend had a set back and wont be here for another month

my proper breeding rack costed me bout 2k by memory its in bits as still moving http://www.visionproducts.us/htm7/racks.html v35 11 tubs high so 22 tubs

i brought it with some leos a few years back so unsure

here sorted not using this one atm and is very very basic

http://www.herpcenter.com/leopard-gecko ... ation.html is the source by the way

Some are not aware that temperature actually plays a significant role in the brightness of a leopard geckos colors. It has been shown that geckos incubated at lower temperatures will be darker than those incubated at higher temperatures. This offers breeders the ability to determine the intensity of the colors of their offspring. Since geckos incubated at lower temperatures are typically darker compared to their counterparts incubated at higher temperatures, it goes to reason that males are typically brighter than females. This has changed over the years however as the knowledge of temperature effects on color has made its rounds. so lower temps means less colour = darker so not as bright i have played with hot females cool females everything in between

also what i have been told dont quote me on this is reason for undark bands is lower temps

brighter yellow is now considered hi yellow not dull like this http://www.trademe.co.nz/pets-animals/r ... 094375.htm u can tell that is going to have abit of spots and the yellow is not bright

http://www.leopardgeckowiki.com/index.php?title=Normal normal eg what is getting sold and hi yellow http://www.leopardgeckowiki.com/index.p ... igh_Yellow that is not getting sold

A hi yellow is reduce spotting aswell as higher and brighter amount of yellow states all over the net

ill email you a pic of breeding rack only very basic but does the trick

not sure tbh

i think reptile park and maybe wellington zoo has shingles back

i didnt say i was the only one but the rubbish being sold on trademe is seemly not hi yellow angelas geckos dont fade out as much as the other geckos and still produce very colourful hi yellows not faded out and turning normal definition is off wiki leo is A High Yellow Leopard Gecko shows a vast amount of yellow on its body with reduced black spotting the one on trademe is actually a so called hi yellow jungle morph if we want to get technical angelas profile pic is just a gecko nothing fancy at all ill post pics of what my opinion is of a hi yellow once i figure out how to do that again i have worked hard to try and produce the highest quality in colour and animals to get hi yellows and carefully selective breed the best i can find in new zealand for sale etc i hear alot of complaints for numerous ppl that why isnt my gecko bright like one i brought from alot of ppl

:sml1: it seems that way now

let me guess a hi yellow :lar:

nice looking wild type hardly see them anymore

what i have read alot about is mack snows are black and white no yellow at all when young so they cant be mack snows as yellow is still in them