Julie Bergman wrote:
>
> Variation on leopard gecko coloration and patterns appears to be
> infinite. It would be a major undertaking and constant work to define
> standards for color and pattern phases using the unscientific method,
> much less the scientific method. If you like it, buy it, if you don't
> then don't. Most breeders try to use consistent descriptions, I think
> that is enough.
I have to agree with you there, Julie. It's pretty hard to define where a 'reduced
spots/pattern' leopard becomes a 'hypo'. Same with hypo to 'super hypo'. What you
consider few spots might be a lot of spots to me..... all depends on individual
taste. Most people have a pretty good handle on how much dark is too much for each
category. It it's too much or too little for your liking, keep looking, simple as
that.
> If I see a Wallybanger diplipsquatter color phase and think it is worth
> the $, then I'll buy it! ;-)
>
Whoooooooohhhhhoooo! I'd sure as shootin' buy one of them thar fellers too. If
there's any left over after you've had your pick, let me know, huh? :)
Hilde
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