Lemon Frost Leopard Gecko
Bright white body with vivid yellow head. Visually striking. Carries a serious and well-documented oncological health concern.
Welfare note
WELFARE CONCERN: UC Davis research confirmed near-universal development of iridophoroma — a form of pigment cell cancer — in Lemon Frost geckos. Many welfare organisations advise against breeding or purchasing this morph on animal welfare grounds.
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The Wild Type is a common leopard gecko morph with wild genetics. Yellow body with black spots and bands — the natural colouration found across Pakistan, Afghanistan, and northwest India..
The High Yellow is a common leopard gecko morph with line-bred genetics. Selectively bred for vivid yellow with reduced black spotting.
The Tremper Albino is a common leopard gecko morph with recessive genetics. One of three incompatible albino lines.
The Bell Albino is a common leopard gecko morph with recessive genetics. Lightest of the three albino lines.
The Rainwater Albino is a common leopard gecko morph with recessive genetics. Darkest-eyed of the three albino lines.
The Blizzard is a common leopard gecko morph with recessive genetics. Patternless white to pale grey body with dark eyes.