Show Off Your Cresties 🤩

Just spent way too much on Crestie food :weary::sob::joy:
I swear I spend more on them than myself hahaha

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Thanking you!
Touch wood that last bubba is yellow :smirk:

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I know what you mean, I’m always buying reptile stuff but never anything for me :sweat_smile:

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It’s because we love them so much…
Doubt they appreciate it though :roll_eyes::sweat_smile:

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Hello, new here :slight_smile:
Really enjoying this thread! Here’s my orange/yellow crew. First up is Flavia, a young hopefully female, orange/somtimes pale yellow phantom. The small 5grams siblings named Flynn (hunting isopods with great intensity) and Fran (peeking out the front), to the orange semifired tiger named Fergus who now reached 9 grams.

/Irmelinis from Sweden



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Those are beautiful geckos. Do you plan on breeding in the future? Also, welcome to the community!

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Yes, hoping to get the breeding going next year. Mainly tigers and tricolors. Together with another breeder a little more experienced than myself :slight_smile:

We recently bought this young male, 12 grams. We are quite amazed by him :smiley:

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Welcome to the community. You have some awesome Cresties :heart_eyes:

Last one has stuck shed on his Eyelashes so be careful he doesn’t loose any eyelashes. Is he a soft scale Crestie?

Your Geckos seem a little young to breed next year, are you planning to buy breeders?

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Thanks for your concern :slight_smile: it’s gone now.
I don’t think he’s soft scale, but I might be wrong. Never seen one actually.

The older females and males we have are ready to breed, they are proven. These are only our younglings.

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I can’t tell from the pics but his colours are amazing, which is why I asked :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

You would probably know as soft scales can be quite costly.

Ooooo more geckos, any pics of them? We love pics here :grin:

How many Crestie do you have?

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Woop another Crestie person!
Lovely lot :blush:
Did you know phantom is recessive? I’d totally find another phantom or patternless for yours :relaxed:

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I’ve been studying up on different morphs for a good while now, listened many times to the guys on the Foundation Genetics videos (love them) and really look forward to when the next part of their project is released.

But I still have a hard time identifying a phantom (not a phantom pinstripe). What are the typical signs? Is it the dorsal area you look at? I know it mutes white. And maybe darkens the harli/tiger pattern?

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I own five, my breeder “co-lab partner” owns five. One of the adult females

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Phantoms don’t have harley patterning etc. If you look on my profile (portfolio) I have a lot of phantoms as produce them from my tangerine pair. Though they’re all also Dalmatian or super dals :blush:
Apart from the phantom Lilly and phantom quad.

But phantoms have the same dorsal, lateral and body colour :blush:

Here’s some for example-












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Right, I think I get it.
Searched for phantom in the morph guide on this site, but it was only phantom pin or phantom quad included :thinking:.
So these two would be phantoms?

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Phantom pins, are just phantoms. No need to say the pin part as they’re not actually related to eachother. But quad is obviously different again so phantom Quadstripes is ok to say. Confusing I know :joy:

And yes I’d say so :blush:

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Thank you, very appreciated :smiley:

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Love the Gecko pics :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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What beautiful pictures and geckos! :heart_eyes:

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Lil red extreme, well not so lil now!


Red night :relaxed:
And a spottyyyyy red.



Was enjoying all the reds but a couple firing for me today :blush:

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