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Nice geckos! The only one I would disagree on the identity on is the Enigma.. It's not haha, it's a nice SHT (super hypo tang). And if she really is only 5 months old then you have one of the largest geckos ever to be produced. I'd bet shes probably full grown, but still, a very nice female and if her length is also within the giant standards then she could certainly be considered as such. The male Mack Snow I'm iffy on. I've seen normals that look like macks and macks that look like normals. He does have a really light head so he probably is a MS, but the only way to be positive is to breed him. Also, just a quick fyi incase you were'nt aware; you have two different strains of albino on your hands. The Raptor is a Tremper Albino and the Albino Mack Snow is a Bell Albino. Only reason I'm putting emphasis on this is because it's generally frowned upon to mix the two genes within one animal - just something to be aware of when you get into breeding. Really cool group to start out with! Where did you get them? Are any of them het for anything? Congrats on your new leo addiction lol
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No prob! You will be fine with the albinos as long as the male is not het for either. What you don't want to do is breed say a male Tremper with a female Bell, or a male het Bell with a female Tremper.. crossing albino strains is a no no. But since the two albinos are both females and as long as the male is not an albino carrier you will be fine. You have a really nice starter group for sure. Keep us posted on your success!
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