Firewater
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| − | Image:CambridgegeckoFirewater.jpg|Firewater gecko by Phil Shrimpton Cambridgegecko UK http://www.cambridgegecko.co.uk | + | Image:CambridgegeckoFirewater.jpg|Firewater gecko by Phil Shrimpton Cambridgegecko UK. |
| + | this gecko is one of my home breed, please vistit my web page for info | ||
| + | http://www.cambridgegecko.co.uk | ||
Image:CambridgegeckoFirewater1.jpg|Firewater gecko by Phil Shrimpton Cambridgegecko UK http://www.cambridgegecko.co.uk | Image:CambridgegeckoFirewater1.jpg|Firewater gecko by Phil Shrimpton Cambridgegecko UK http://www.cambridgegecko.co.uk | ||
Revision as of 19:56, 22 February 2012
After several seasons of crossing our Hot Geckos line of tangerine leopard geckos into the rainwater (aka Las Vegas) line of albinos, we produced in 2006 a handful of individuals that stood out. They were the albino equivalent of that small percent of exceptional examples you get when line-breeding for deep orange. Like many nonalbino tangerines, firewater clutches usually consist of one banded animal with distinct head patterning and one baldy with a solid body color. As adults, firewaters range from solid orange with varying amounts of carrot tail to orange and blue-lavender. We’ve tried all breeding combinations, but breeding het to het still produces the most intensely colored offspring, Dan and Roxanne Lubinsky, Hot Geckos Inc.
Images
Firewater gecko by Phil Shrimpton Cambridgegecko UK.
- This gecko is one of my home breed, please vistit my web page for info
- Http://www.cambridgegecko.co.uk
Firewater gecko by Phil Shrimpton Cambridgegecko UK http://www.cambridgegecko.co.uk
Firewater gecko by Phil Shrimpton Cambridgegecko UK http://www.cambridgegecko.co.uk
Firewater gecko by Phil Shrimpton Cambridgegecko UK http://www.cambridgegecko.co.uk
Image Reference
- Phil Shrimpton http://www.cambridgegecko.co.uk