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Agreed. A really nice little Harley. :)

These are all young geckos and depending on parents/lineage they could change as they grow (sometimes dramatically). Morphs and colors (and sometimes traits) can change as these guys grow.

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Yep!

Both are harlequins. :)

I'd classify as a brindle harley. Both morphs are present in my opinion.

Looks like a possible bicolor but the photos are very dark and it's difficult to see much. Better lit photos of the gecko fired up would help.

They both look like flames right now. But remember pattern and color can change tremendously as they grow depending on parents/lineage. Id revisit both pattern and color when they get a bit bigger.

Yes, id say the first is a Tiger. And the other two are partial pinstripe flames. :)

Your crested is a patternless. Possibly a bicolor but id need better photos of it fired up.

Your kiddo is a harley. :)

You've got a Flame there.

Partial pinstripe harlequin based on what im seeing. But it looks like it has a chance to change as it grows. It all just depwnds. Once he or she gains some weight, revisit. The patyern could change...

Your little one is also a pinstripe. Though the underlying pattern is hard to tell as its not fired up.
It is certainly a high percentage pinstripe.

You have a high percentage pinstripe harlequin.

Leachies can be very expensive. I've had 8 over the course of gecko keeping of various locales.
Yate and Mt. Koghis I believe are the largest and you're not likely to find one without spending a...

It sounds to me like you've got a patternless gecko with Dalmatian spotting. I would need to see a photo to verify if it's a Dalmatian or if it just has Dalmatian spotting trait. Depending on how...

The female doesn't have enough pattern in my opinion to be a tiger. The stripe in the pattern along the dorsal does not go far enough down that i can see.
And yes the male is a pinstripe. The side...

The first gecko is a pinstripe (almost full).
The second is a brindle with Dalmatian spotting.

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If you enjoy Crested Geckos, I'd look into several similar species. Gargoyles are a great next step and have very similar care requirements. They are a bit more expensive than crested geckos but not...

Depends a lot on the individual. I sold babies from between $40-$130. But i also had parents with known lineage that produced good looking kiddos with great potential.
Whatever seems fair to you...

The tanks look nice and full of plants and climbing materials. I would make the suggestion of turning them on their sides so that your geckos get more height. They are arboreal and will enjoy the...

Welcome to GU!
Glad to have you and your crew on board with us!
I'm originally from Pittsburgh myself. :)
Looking forward to seeing you around here.

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