@@LunaGeckos oh for sure! I'm looking for non het patterned tangerines within the next few years, I know I'm gonna need to avoid hypo and be prepared for it to take quite some time, but with more research and the right starting group this year and next year... I think I'll be on my way and really enjoying the hobby. Looking forward to Sunday man! Thanks again.
Very informative! Very concise and excellent advice for starting out. I'm mainly working with New Caledonian species, but am interested in getting into Leos on a small scale, they have amazing phenotypes! This hit the spot. I've got more than $1K to start this, so I should be good. Appreciate it. Liked. Subscribed. Following you now on IG too.
@@LunaGeckos thanks As A matter a Fact I Do Have a Question....I have a Reverese Stripe Tangerine that I Just Got...and I wanted To Get a Super Giant Blood Emrine That I Saw On Morph Market I'm Also Planning to get a Third Gecko...But Is This a Good Combination To start Off With....Iam Watching all The Genetics video I Can💯🙏🏼
Thank you for this video, it was very encouraging. I find the super giants fascinating and would love to start a project with them. Any special advice when it comes to breeding super giants? What not to pair with? I’d love to see this line advance in color and interesting bold patterns, does that sound like a good direction to go? Again thank you for your time 🙏🏼
Thanks for watching and the kind words. As with any morph, just be aware of your HETs to be certain that you are getting what you want as an outcome. We will be doing an awesome Luna Live on July 18th focused on Super Giants, so stay tuned.
I started my Godzilla Super Giants last year with 1 pair and now have 10 atm. I Use larger tubs* like V70s because they grow fast. My first Female normal at 4mths weighed 95grams, she still a baby😊 Clutches are like twins keep them together to 6” then separate You have to grow them out to differentiate the giants out and focus on the Supers th-cam.com/video/hoJr7L7El6g/w-d-xo.html
I found a couple morphs I really liked, but one of them had an over bite. Would that transfer to the babies and be something to worry about? Not looking at getting rich, but I'm interested in seeing how they come out and would like to sell some too to get more and expand. Appreciate any and all info and advice!
I already know I want to breed Godzilla Super Giants. I also know (90% know) I want at least one of the 3 to be Diablo Blanko. I’m still learning the morphs though. I have ADD really bad, so it’s more than a little confusing for me.
@@LunaGeckos Thank you so much!! I thought I had to, so your comment brings huge relief. I figured I could do it, if I manage to break it down into what I feel most passionate about. I really appreciate you and your comment.
Thank you so much for this vid. Had one question. Isn't Mack Snow co dom? So why do I need a female who's also MS? Won't at least some babies come out as visuals as long as one parent has it? I'm completely new to this so I appreciate any help
So once you got to the part after the first batch of breeding, you mentioned keeping a male and two females, they definitely cannot breed with each other right? I mean they all have the same dad, did you mean to mention that in this same process you would recommend getting another male and possibly females from other geckos as to avoid insest and the consequences of that? Just a little lost is all.
Reptiles are not the same as mammals. They are line bred with no issues. It’s basically how line bred morphs like Tangerines and Black Nights are created.
@@LunaGeckos Gotcha, I did a little more research after asking this and got basically the same answer. I appreciate the response. I do have a question about long term blood line breeding. Should a new bloodline be introduced every 2-3 generations to avoid genetic defects? Or can the same blood line be line bred for multiple generations without the need to introduce an outside bloodline?
@@LunaGeckos When you cross G1 with the first father and get a new batch G2 do you cross them with another male from G1 or cross them again with the 1st father? Should you and can you breed any G2 at all with the previous G1 males? What are some rules you should lay out when it comes to breeding? Such as never breed this gender with this generation etc etc.? Also can you breed any of the males to previous Generations or with the 1st mother? If not why is that?
Depends how quickly you want to produce. If you want to breed immediately then you need adults. If you don’t mind waiting till next season, then you can do babies. However, I would make sure they are old enough to confirm sex.
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Now set the rest aside.
“What do you mean there rest?“😂
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Great video man
Thanks. Means a lot from you. Love your stuff. 👍
And I was worried about starting with only $3000, such a great video G, thank you!
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed. Obviously the extra money opens plenty of additional doors as far as morphs go. Don’t skimp on equipment though.
@@LunaGeckos oh for sure! I'm looking for non het patterned tangerines within the next few years, I know I'm gonna need to avoid hypo and be prepared for it to take quite some time, but with more research and the right starting group this year and next year... I think I'll be on my way and really enjoying the hobby. Looking forward to Sunday man! Thanks again.
Sounds like a solid plan.
Sir if you want pakistani lizard then tell me
Its a lot easier starting out when you have already kept many reptiles for years! Becomes a lot cheaper since you have old supplies on hand!
Money spread do go hard tho
The G must be for Gangster, stack of hundreds just tearing them in half. lol
Rollin’ at Luna. Ha
This comment killed me 😂
Fantastic video G 👌
not a guy with some painfully fake boisterous voice telling me how to start a pyramid skeem on my algorithm
Very informative! Very concise and excellent advice for starting out. I'm mainly working with New Caledonian species, but am interested in getting into Leos on a small scale, they have amazing phenotypes! This hit the spot. I've got more than $1K to start this, so I should be good. Appreciate it. Liked. Subscribed. Following you now on IG too.
Quality over quantity every time! Yes
Boom!!!
Good vid as always guys!!!
Thanks Adam. See ya Sunday!!!
@@LunaGeckos I’ll be there
You made mention of incubating eggs in cups right inside the VE-6 racks. Can you do a video and elaborate with more details.
Thanks
Good idea. Thanks
Great Video 👍
Thanks for watching.
@@LunaGeckos Your Welcome
is it safe to breed the three siblings you said to keep for another breeding group? Loved the video
Yes. Reptiles are different from mammals.
Dope intro thanks for video
Thanks. Appreciate you watching.
N.p any male tornados?
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥...Can Wait To Start My Leopard Geckos Breeding Venture,💯💯💯💯
Good for you. Don’t hesitate to ask if you have questions.
@@LunaGeckos thanks As A matter a Fact I Do Have a Question....I have a Reverese Stripe Tangerine that I Just Got...and I wanted To Get a Super Giant Blood Emrine That I Saw On Morph Market I'm Also Planning to get a Third Gecko...But Is This a Good Combination To start Off With....Iam Watching all The Genetics video I Can💯🙏🏼
@@LunaGeckos also My Reverse Stripe Tangerines Het Is Tremper Albino
Cool. What is it you want to know?
Thank you for this video, it was very encouraging. I find the super giants fascinating and would love to start a project with them. Any special advice when it comes to breeding super giants? What not to pair with? I’d love to see this line advance in color and interesting bold patterns, does that sound like a good direction to go? Again thank you for your time 🙏🏼
Thanks for watching and the kind words. As with any morph, just be aware of your HETs to be certain that you are getting what you want as an outcome. We will be doing an awesome Luna Live on July 18th focused on Super Giants, so stay tuned.
@@LunaGeckos awesome thank you for the advice. I look forward to watching your live! I’ll put it on my calendar 🙏🏼
Appreciate the support.
I started my Godzilla Super Giants last year with 1 pair and now have 10 atm. I Use larger tubs* like V70s because they grow fast.
My first Female normal at 4mths weighed 95grams, she still a baby😊
Clutches are like twins keep them together to 6” then separate
You have to grow them out to differentiate the giants out and focus on the Supers th-cam.com/video/hoJr7L7El6g/w-d-xo.html
I found a couple morphs I really liked, but one of them had an over bite. Would that transfer to the babies and be something to worry about? Not looking at getting rich, but I'm interested in seeing how they come out and would like to sell some too to get more and expand. Appreciate any and all info and advice!
I already know I want to breed Godzilla Super Giants. I also know (90% know) I want at least one of the 3 to be Diablo Blanko. I’m still learning the morphs though. I have ADD really bad, so it’s more than a little confusing for me.
Those are cool ones. You don’t need to learn all of them. Focus on the few you like for now. Good luck.
@@LunaGeckos Thank you so much!! I thought I had to, so your comment brings huge relief. I figured I could do it, if I manage to break it down into what I feel most passionate about. I really appreciate you and your comment.
Thank you so much for this vid. Had one question. Isn't Mack Snow co dom? So why do I need a female who's also MS? Won't at least some babies come out as visuals as long as one parent has it? I'm completely new to this so I appreciate any help
So once you got to the part after the first batch of breeding, you mentioned keeping a male and two females, they definitely cannot breed with each other right? I mean they all have the same dad, did you mean to mention that in this same process you would recommend getting another male and possibly females from other geckos as to avoid insest and the consequences of that? Just a little lost is all.
Reptiles are not the same as mammals. They are line bred with no issues. It’s basically how line bred morphs like Tangerines and Black Nights are created.
@@LunaGeckos Gotcha, I did a little more research after asking this and got basically the same answer. I appreciate the response. I do have a question about long term blood line breeding. Should a new bloodline be introduced every 2-3 generations to avoid genetic defects? Or can the same blood line be line bred for multiple generations without the need to introduce an outside bloodline?
So are you breeding the new females you keep back to their dad?
Yes. Very common with reptiles. You won’t have to outcross for several generations.
@@LunaGeckos
When you cross G1 with the first father and get a new batch G2 do you cross them with another male from G1 or cross them again with the 1st father? Should you and can you breed any G2 at all with the previous G1 males?
What are some rules you should lay out when it comes to breeding? Such as never breed this gender with this generation etc etc.? Also can you breed any of the males to previous Generations or with the 1st mother? If not why is that?
Do you have a link for the rack system? :)
www.reptilebasics.com
I have Gecko
Is it harder if i start with the african fat tailed gecko? Some breeders told me that they're harder to breed, is that true?
They are a bit harder than leopard geckos.
Hope that 100 he ripped in half was fake
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Why does the male get a much larger tub than the two females? Just curious.
We use the male tub for breeding by putting the females in with the male. It gives them more space when together.
@@LunaGeckos Ooooh, I'm an idiot and didn't even think that even though it's stupidly obvious.... ignore me while I leave in embarrassment. /facepalm
great video, but u need to go with set up process step by step for beginners, how to set up heaters etc ty
Thanks. We have another video on how to assemble one of these racks. See if that helps.
I have 100 piece leopard geckos and I want to sell
Try MorphMarket
Send me the money instead of ripping it!
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Would you recommend to start with babies?
Depends how quickly you want to produce. If you want to breed immediately then you need adults. If you don’t mind waiting till next season, then you can do babies. However, I would make sure they are old enough to confirm sex.
good morning sir Sir I have sent message that if you want Pakistani lizard then contact me or spider
Thanks, but we don’t need anything right now.
Ngl as soon as you ripped money in half ya lost me…
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You talk really slow
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