What morph is my daughter's leopard gecko?

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wvsillyjen

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20150101_022735.jpg20150101_023126.jpgCan anyone help me identify the type of morph my daughter's leopard gecko is? I bought it for her online and it did not specify. It is an adult male.

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acpart

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Welcome to GU!
It's a superhypo (no body spots) tangerine (orange-ish colored --not the most tangerine, but could probably qualify as one). If the gecko doesn't gain weight within the next few weeks he could be having a problem which would need vet attention. If he's currently housed with the female I recommend you separate them in case he does have a problem (and also he may eat less as breeding approaches and he gets interested in the female). Enjoy them.

Aliza
 
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wvsillyjen

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Thank You for you reply. We had already separated them. He is eating more in his own habitat being separated from the female. The only problem is, there is not a vet that deals with reptiles anywhere around if a problem did arise so we watch them very closely. So, we are hoping he gains weight in his own habitat as he seems to be healthy in every other way.
 
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acpart

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Things may turn around for him now that he's on his own. If not (and this probably works best if you're in the US), check out this website to find a reptile vet: ARAV's Find A Vet

Aliza
 
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LEOPARD1

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In all seriousness, a healthy diet, good supplementation and a wax worm once in a blue moon and I'm sure the little one will grow to be nice and healthy. Then she/ he will be strutting its stuff like this:)
 
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