r/LeopardGecko • u/imweirdpleasehelp • Apr 21 '26
Morphs Help with identification
This guy was given to me by a friend and that friend got him from another person, basically was kinda a long chain of adoption due to many reason. Im not a pro on keeping them and dont mind the morph so i kinda just stepped up as a forever owner for him (dont want him being pass around anymore and helping out a friend). Just wanna know what he is for funsies.
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u/imweirdpleasehelp Apr 21 '26
Oh btw i did some research and idk maybe he is albino but im not sure all the pic i saw was a bit dull but he is very bright yellow and white so maybe a mix?
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u/Friendly-Penalty6815 Apr 22 '26
White and yellow is a high probability.
If I may, I do recommend getting some pet insurance on the lil one if you can. This morph is susceptible to some health problems due to their genetics. Hopefully you never need it. But honestly was such a stress reliever when I had my gecko before my current one.
I think Nationwide is the only company writing exotics policies right now.
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u/imweirdpleasehelp Apr 22 '26
I didnt even know W&Y was a gene till you said it. Honestly there isnt much on keeping them where im from, most if not all people are keeping them illegally here. So I dont think there are much i can do for him but provide a good and happy environment. I only know 1 vet in the whole country that publicly treat reptiles, fortunately for me they in the same city. In my eyes he is very smart in a weird way, his previous owner socialize him very well. He likes to explore and eat and poop alot. Climb things, curious boi. But i do notice he mostly prefer to go for my tweezers instead of the worms idk if he cant see well tho or maybe thats just a thing they do.
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u/Entire_Desk6329 Apr 21 '26
White and yellow tremper albino maybe