What's Rallie's Morph?

redshotshots

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This is Rallie, he's about 7-8 months old, just trying to figure out exactly what morph he is. I know he's a Bell albino, but wasn't sure if there's anything beyond that since he lacks any sort of normal pattern. Would love to hear your thoughts on what he might be! Thanks!
 

redshotshots

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I've been trying to get one of his eyes, but he just won't sit still long enough! I'll keep trying, he has beautiful pink eyes and I'd love to have a good pic....
 

redshotshots

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25g, but that was about 2wks ago....doesn't seem to be growing as fast as my female did when I got her, but he's catching up. :)
 

Completeleopard

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25g for 7-8 months seems underweight, would you please filling out the questionaire, can check that you husbandry is correct!

Leopard Gecko Questionnaire

General Information
Species of lizard:
Gecko's name:
Morph:
Gender:
Age:
Weight:
Total length:
Length of your reptile when you first acquired it:
Source (pet store, breeder, previous owner):
Captive bred or wild caught:

Vivarium
Enclosure dimensions (length x width x heighth):
Cage (type, size):
Substrate provided:
Types of hiding places provided:
Is there a humidity hide? location?
Please describe any other furnishings:
List recent changes in the environment, if any:

Lighting
Artificial lighting
Incandescent (“screw-in” bulbs): wattage(s):
Fluorescent (tube bulbs):
Access to ambient daylight from a distant window:

Heating
Do you have a thermometer(s) in the cage?
What type and brand of thermometer (digital with probe, temperature gun, LCD strip, analog (circle), combo digital thermometer/hygrometer, stainless steel aquarim type, other):
What is the ground temperature right on the substrate under the warm dry hide:
What is the air temperature on the warm end about 4 inches up from the ground:
What is the air temperature on the cool end about 4 inches up from the ground:
What device(s) are used to maintain the temperature (Under Tank Heater, heat light, ceramic heat emitter, Flexwatt heat tape, hot rock, other):
Ventilation space for your UTH by elevating the tank above the shelf (some UTHs come with sticky feet for the tank corners):
Are you using a thermostat(s)?
Which hide does she/he spend most of her time?
Is the temperature decreased at night? by how much?

Humidity
Is the humidity measured?
Humidity range:

Diet
Insects and worms, list type:
Regular diet fed to the insects and worms:
Are the insects and worms formally “gutloaded” 1-2 days prior to feeding off to your gecko? If so with?
How often do you feed your gecko?
Please list any supplements (with brand names) used. How are they given and how often?
What calcium brand are you using? with D3, without or both?
Is the calcium in the tank with D3 or without?
Multivitamins (include brand name)?
Please list any recent additions/changes in the diet:

General Health
If your gecko is sick, please describe the signs and how long your gecko has been showing these signs:
Is your gecko’s general activity level normal, decreased, or increased?
Is your gecko’s appetite normal, decreased, or increased?
Have you noticed any of the following?
Weight (loss or gain):
Discharge from the eyes or nose:
Increased breathing rate or effort:
Change in the droppings:
Urates
---white or yellowish:
---size of urates as compared to size of feces:
Abnormal skin color or shedding:
Parasites on the skin or in the feces:
Weakness:

Previous problems and/or illnesses:

Other Critters in Same Cage or in Household
List other animals that are kept in the same cage:
Recent acquisitions (new pets within the past 6 months):
Are any of your other pets ill?
 

redshotshots

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Leopard Gecko Questionnaire
General Information
Species of lizard: Leo
Gecko's name: Rallie
Morph: Bell Hybino (?)
Gender:*M
Age: 7-8 months
Weight: 30g
Total length: ~5"
Length of your reptile when you first acquired it:*unknown
Source (pet store, breeder, previous owner): breeder-VMS herp (internet)
Captive bred or wild caught: captive bred

Vivarium
Enclosure dimensions (length x width x heighth): 24x18x18
Cage (type, size):*Rubbermaid container
Substrate provided:*paper towels
Types of hiding places provided:*cave on warm side, deli cup humid hide center, half coconut hide on cool end
Is there a humidity hide? location? Yes, center
Please describe any other furnishings:*water dish and a soda cap of calcium
List recent changes in the environment, if any: N/A

Lighting
Artificial lightingIncandescent (“screw-in” bulbs): wattage(s):*
Fluorescent (tube bulbs): none
Access to ambient daylight from a distant window:*yes

Heating
Do you have a thermometer(s) in the cage? Yes
What type and brand of thermometer (digital with probe, temperature gun, LCD strip, analog (circle), combo digital thermometer/hygrometer, stainless steel aquarim type, other):*digital thermometer/hygrometer
What is the ground temperature right on the substrate under the warm dry hide:*90
What is the air temperature on the warm end about 4 inches up from the ground:*85
What is the air temperature on the cool end about 4 inches up from the ground:*75
What device(s) are used to maintain the temperature (Under Tank Heater, heat light, ceramic heat emitter, Flexwatt heat tape, hot rock, other): UTH
Ventilation space for your UTH by elevating the tank above the shelf (some UTHs come with sticky feet for the tank corners): yes, sticky feet
Are you using a thermostat(s)? Not currently
Which hide does she/he spend most of her time? Warm hide cave
Is the temperature decreased at night? by how much? ~10* with the ambient room temp only

Humidity*
Is the humidity measured?*
Humidity range:*30% -40%

Diet*
Insects and worms, list type: meal worms, occasional wax worm
Regular diet fed to the insects and worms: oatmeal, cornmeal, flax, bran cereal, carrot pieces
Are the insects and worms formally “gutloaded” 1-2 days prior to feeding off to your gecko? If so with?*Yes, see previous question
How often do you feed your gecko?*Daily
Please list any supplements (with brand names) used.
How are they given and how often? Dusted meal worms 3-4 times/week
What calcium brand are you using? with D3, without or both? Zoo med repti calcium
Is the calcium in the tank with D3 or without? Without
Multivitamins (include brand name)? Repashy calcium plus multivitamin
Please list any recent additions/changes in the diet:*none

General Health
If your gecko is sick, please describe the signs and how long your gecko has been showing these signs:*N/A
Is your gecko’s general activity level normal, decreased, or increased?*Normal
Is your gecko’s appetite normal, decreased, or increased?*Normal
Have you noticed any of the following?*
Weight (loss or gain):*no
Discharge from the eyes or nose: no
Increased breathing rate or effort: no
Change in the droppings:*no
Urates*---white or yellowish: white
size of urates as compared to size of feces: smaller
Abnormal skin color or shedding:*no
Parasites on the skin or in the feces:*no
Weakness: no
Previous problems and/or illnesses: none

Other Critters in Same Cage or in Household
List other animals that are kept in the same cage:*none
Recent acquisitions (new pets within the past 6 months):*none
Are any of your other pets ill? No
 

Completeleopard

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Suggestions:

Is that measurements of your tank inches?
It is recommended not to feed feeders with carrots due to carrots' high phosphorus levels
Are you dusting with calcium with d3 once per week? Leo's needs d3 so that they can use the calcium you give them!
 

redshotshots

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Yes the tank size is in inches, but also its temporary...I will be moving him into a larger tank with my female soon.
Good to know about the carrots....had not heard that before. Any suggestions as to a moisture source for my feeders?
And the Repashy is a calcium & d3/vitamin supplement, so yes, he is getting d3 as well.
 

Completeleopard

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Potatoes will be more than adequate for a moisture source.
How often do you dust with d3 it is recommended to dust with d3 only once per week lightly.
Here is recommendations from Elizabeth's care sheet regarding dusting:
Lightly dust crickets and Blaptica dubia with Zoo Med's supplements like this:
1. Monday - Repti Calcium with D3 adjusted for your gecko's weight
2. Thursday - Repti Calcium with D3 adjusted for your gecko's weight
3. PLAIN Reptivite (multivitamin) with A acetate adjusted for your leo's weight: Spread out the lightly dusted Reptivite multivitamin crickets over the course of a week. Use the Reptivite (multivitamin) very sparingly.

Recommend feeding crickets and Blaptica dubia an All Purpose Poultry Feed 24/7 or Zoo Med's Natural Bearded Dragon Food Adult Formula 24/7 with added collard greens and dandelion flowers/greens. Then

either

1. Lightly dust prey according to the above schedule

or

2. Follow the directions on a proven formal gutload such as T-Rex Calcium Plus Food for Crickets or Repashy's Superload (not independently studied). When using either the T-Rex gutload or this Repashy's gutload only provide the crickets with water via a damp paper towel! If you add fruits or vegetables the insects will consume those preferentially over the calcium-enriched diet. At the very most add only a tiny pinch of Zoo Med's Reptivite once a week
 

cricket4u

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Carrots have a much better C:p and contain a higher % of water than potatoes. Potatoes also have a bit too much potassium. Personally, I would not use potatoes at all. Carrots on occasions only, just for variety of nutrients for the roaches.

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Completeleopard

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Original poster, if your confused about what to feed your feeders read below, it is from Elizabeth's care sheet:


FEEDING CRICKETS & ROACHES

Feed crickets/roaches food that provides no more than 20% protein and no more than 5% crude fat. Some choices are:

Albers All Purpose Poultry Feed (from feed store): The label reads 16% minimum protein, 3% minimum fat, and vitamin A acetate among many other nutrients!
Alfalfa hay
Collard greens -- especially recommended for high calcium-to-low phosphorus ratio & high lutein
Dandelion greens & flowers
Whole grain TOTAL -- General Mills dry cereal (in a pinch)

Additional Nutritious Cricket Foods ???
Click: Natural Bearded Dragon Food Adult Formula

If your source is pesticide-free with good soil, dandelion flowers and greens can also be fed to the crickets. To make the alfalfa hay easy to chew for young crickets, soak the alfalfa hay in water prior to adding .

Do not feed insects dog food, cat food, OR tropical fish flakes. Those are way too high in protein and fat and potentially could cause hepatic lipidosis or gout.

Gutloading the Feeders versus Feeding the Feeders 24/7
The term gutloading causes some confusion. Feed your feeders a nutritious regular diet all the time to build strong feeder bodies. Then only feed a special GUTLOAD product to the crickets 48 hours prior to feeding the crickets to your geckos. T-REX Calcium Plus Food for Crickets is the only proven gutload food at this time (July 2013). When gutloading with T-REX Calcium Plus Food for Crickets, use only a dampened paper towel to provide moisture! Any fruits or veggies added for moisture at the gutload time will only hamper your crickets from eating the T-REX product
 
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