I think patternless... you tell me

Got this little one and I think it's a patternless... any idea would help and if not let me know what it is.
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Sorry for the bad pics my dino phone isn't the greatest

Yes, that's a juvie Patternless. Little thin, give him as many crickets as he'll eat in 15 minutes and then offer meal worms in his cage jn a dish at all times.

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thank you so much! Idk if it's male or female yet but i'm thinking female just on guestimation. Only time will tell

Base of the tail, on the bottom will tell but still too young to make a definitive guess.

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I'm a Phoenix worm fan. Best staple nutritional wise and Leo's seem to love them. Easy to feed. Get the smallest size you can. These are the best: http://www.phoenixworm.com/servlet/StoreFront

It's what my local pet store orders for me and they have facts to back up the nutritional value. Meal worm shells risk compaction is some younger gecko species. I would stick with dusted crickets daily(or the Phoenix worms). Like the above post stated as many as it will eat in fifteen minutes. Break there legs and It will make hunting easier. If it is still showing interest after 15 minutes it's fine to leave them in a little longer.