Crested gecko ( White/Moonglow ? )

[Jacy]

I saw on someones breeder list a female white moonglow. I've never seen a white crested gecko before. Well what I'm asking is that how did that morph form? Are they rare because that is the very first time I've ever seen one.

Jacy

 

[Jacy]

Heres the link so you see what I'm saying.
http://www.firereptiles.com/crest_breeds.html

 

[BalloonzForU]

WOW that is a nice one!!! They are around but not easy to get your hands on. I'm looking for one.

 

[Jacy]

How much do they cost?

 

[BalloonzForU]

Good question! I haven't found one one for sale yet.

 

[Jacy]

Lol , anyone on the forum have one?

 

[Jeanne]

They are very rare, only a few people have them. Some people (A1...cough...cough..shafters...cough) sell tan ones as moonglows, but I have yet to see an actual White Moonglow for sale. I imagine if someone had one for sale they would be pretty expensive, like around $500+

 

[Jacy]

Do you know how they got produced?

 

[Jeanne]

No, Sorry

 

[BalloonzForU]

I know Robbie Happer produces some real nice ones, but she's always sold out when I see her at the show. I'm going to have to get her to hold one for me here soon.

 

[Rhacodactyl]

The thing is, they still change colors like all cresteds. So they may be white at times, but I don't know of any that always appear that way. For example, this is a former gecko of mine that looked awfully white at times. It would fire up bright orange though:

So be wary before you pay a lot of money for one unless you're fine with it not being white constantly.

 

[Jeanne]

Wow, thanks for that info! I have decided that I really like the Orange-Red Harlequins and the Creamsicals. They Rock!

 

[MoonGlowBreeder]

moonglows

They can sell anywhere from $500 to $1000 dollars depending on sex age weight and if their tail has dropped or not! very hard to find a true moonglow crested gecko i got lucky with the ones i got! they are amazing to watch