Red Albino Levis Levis

oli

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Are you f'ing kidding me??? Those look crazy, but pure levis levis albino's? I don't know about that bro. I'll give you guys one guess as to where the hybrid came from, lol.
 

SaSobek

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Are you f'ing kidding me??? Those look crazy, but pure levis levis albino's? I don't know about that bro. I'll give you guys one guess as to where the hybrid came from, lol.

well dose this help

top is a pilbarensis bottom is a full grown albino levis levis. can you see the difference now if you cant start with the tail :biggrin: these albino levis levis have only been breed to other levis levis for 5 years. they are as pure as any other levis levis they just happen to be albino.:D
 

Riverside Reptiles

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Shoot and I thought this levis just had a skinny tail. All this time it's a pilb and I didn't know it!!! LOL

Your albino is a gorgeous animal. But I'm still betting it's a hybrid (or from a hybrid).
 

oli

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i'm still just not convinced honestly. So you are trying to say that you are the first person to have successfully bred an albino levis? I'm gonna have to call you on that. I'm not saying you personally hybridized these animals, but whomever you obtained the animals from must have. From whom did you say you obtained them from now? Without a doubt those geckos are mind blowing, they look ridiculously beautiful, but let's not be in denial here, I wasn't aware an albino levis levis existed has anyone else heard of such a thing?
 

aquapimp

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No doubt a little bit of pilbarensis influence... I was once "in" on a similar project. Gorgeous animal, however!
 

DDReptiles

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top is a pilbarensis bottom is a full grown albino levis levis. can you see the difference now if you cant start with the tail :biggrin: these albino levis levis have only been breed to other levis levis for 5 years. they are as pure as any other levis levis they just happen to be albino.:D

From seeing your other posts in the Leopard Gecko section, I assume you are somehow affiliated or working for Alberto at AM gecko? I have heard lots of I will say "rumors" of this project and how multiple generations of animals were being bred back to each other to refine a "pure" levis levis look. I also saw the one being offered for sale at Scott's/ Albertos table in Daytona last year (being sold as a "pure" animal) and I can say from looking at that animal that their was something off about it.

So while it is a beautiful animal I am really skeptical in regard to the purity of these animals.

Derek
 

Lizardman

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Hi Sasobek,

Really nice looking Nephrurus.

I thought that you sold off your entire gecko collection when you stopped making videos and said that you was going to get a actuall job.

It was really nice to see you again, I was quite suprised.

I've been waiting for you to post up some new gecko videos as I enjoyed all your posted videos.

Hope you get some time left to make some new videos soon.

Regards
Niclas
 

Azazel

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It may not be 100% pure, but I love it. IMO, it looks way better than the original albino pilbarensis. Just like a Jungle retic :)
 

Pitbullgeckos

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Since most of you seams to be very shure about it´s pilbarensis blood in this one could you please enlighten us who you can see this from a photo????
The only way I knowe of is by counting scales and orgin in Australia (where it was found).
So please tell us how you can see the differense of the three subspices without any moore than a photo.
 

Riverside Reptiles

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Since most of you seams to be very shure about it´s pilbarensis blood in this one could you please enlighten us who you can see this from a photo????
The only way I knowe of is by counting scales and orgin in Australia (where it was found).
So please tell us how you can see the differense of the three subspices without any moore than a photo.


I think that most of us are assuming that this has pilbarensis blood because A) there's never before been a known albino levis levis but the albino pilbarensis has been around for many years. And B) many of us have knowledge of the "project" that this came out of.

I don't think that any would deny that it's a beautiful animal...it's fantastic looking. I think that most of us would just prefer to be honest about the origins of the bloodlines rather than try to pretend it's something that it's not.
 

aquapimp

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well said, Ethan... I didn't want to be the first to suggest it. I'm sure all agree that it is a unique, gorgeous specimen, but let's call it what it is.
 
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Pitbullgeckos

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OK
In the in the other corner is the scammer who is selling pilbarensis and occidentalis without a clue what´s the differfence and tripple he´s money just by chagening the name of them in the ads. Noone bother to check.
I have seen so much differ in shape, color etc within a population in bouth occidentalis and pilbarensis that without a microscope it would be impossible to to tell them a part.
Have anyone been able to classify the albino pilbarenseis thats "been around for many years". Maby it´s a levis levis?
 
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