Better teacher than my science teacher smh

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+Luke Roberts hahaa thanks!

@jediahlaplanche1377

5 жыл бұрын

ik facts, I learned more in this 10 min video , than I did my 7th grade year smh

@bearbear-hf7cn

3 жыл бұрын

And something we want to learn about

I sent this video to my Biology teacher and we used bits of it in class today! o3o

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+Weirdanimalboy omg thats awesome! thank you!! :D

@mauricethegecko9700

4 жыл бұрын

Will send this to mine!

do a more complex one, your channel is the only one that makes sence

@jesset6417

7 жыл бұрын

TheReal Orbitory That would be great

Welp, I've learned more about genetics within ten minutes than a whole year in eighth grade

*Me in summer vacation looks at your video* "Screw you school. I literally learned this"

Hi Rebecca. I´m Mikel, a gecko lover from spain. When I saw this video for the first time, i really loved it. I would be interested in picking it up and translating it into Spanish. A lot of reptile lovers from Spain cannot understand english and it will be a nice document for the gecko world in spain. Waiting your answer, Mikel

i'd definitely be really interested in a video going more in detail O:

@benbrown3253

8 жыл бұрын

+starrywishy (Wishy) Me too!

@Flochteethsoup2

3 жыл бұрын

Totally!

Thank you so much! I've been looking for a video explaining morphs for a while and I'm so glad you uploaded this. You obviously put a lot of time and effort into both the research and the graphics for this video. Very informational and very well done. Keep doing what you're doing because you do it well!

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+Thinking Beyond aw thank you so much!! I hope it helped :D

Absolutely spectacular video! The way you break the genetics down Into layman’s terms with the visual aid to follow along with is great! Thanks 🙏🏻

Fantastic video. Thank you for making this. Really great visual representation and I'll be coming back to this a lot. 💜

VERY cool video!! Best explanation I've seen so far in youtube.

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+iseslc aw haha thank you !

This was REALLY well put together & very much appreciated! I'm not a breeder but I have been wondering about LG genetics for a while and the refreshing course in biology was great.

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+GillieBird thank you! Im glad it was nice and clear haha :D

This was really interesting! I'm fascinated I'd love another video on this.

I'm throughly impressed with your gecko videos. Thank you for the effort you put in!

Very informative! I love a bit of biology! Thank you guys for putting this together, it really helps. Well done on a fantastic presentation!

It's been a pleasure to work together! You did an amazing job and I hope everybody enjoys the video! All the hard work definitely paid off! -Mic(FunWithLife)

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+Fun with Life Yes, you too! Thank you! :D

This video really explained a lot thanks for taking the time to make this video.

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+Y- reptiles Rcool thank you!! :D

The most informative breeding video I have seen. Thanks alot.

By far the most informative video I’ve seen to date about leopard gecko genetics

I looooved this video! Thank you so much for this channel!!! 🦎❤️

Great work, the hard work is evident. keep it up

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+Nathan D. Tanner thank you!

I really enjoyed this video :) I have a couple leopard geckos and love them ❤️ keep the videos coming :)

Love all your videos! Would love to see more like this ❤️

finally someone who explain in a decent an understandable way the genetics and breeding thank you so much for the video

Love this video, finally got a general understanding on how this stuff works.

Thanks so much for this. I cant imagine how much work you did to put this together. Ive just started researching genetics as I plan to eventually get into breeding once Ive learned enough to do it the right way :) It seems the information on leo genetics is endless haha.

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+Bethany Lackey hshs no problem! yes it can get very very complex, and then im totally lost hahaaa

Great video, the best explanation of this subject that I've seen.

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+SuperPensfan8771 aw thank you!!

Very Excellent video, very nice work and thank you for taking the time to share :)

Great video!! Love the simplification!!

More videos like this would be greatly appreciate. Really helped!

Great video! Would love to see more on genetics. I will be looking through your videos. For as long as I have been in this hobby, I cannot believe I had not tried breeding Leopard geckos. I have had many as pets but never any desire to breed them since they were "too common". That changed recently. I have my first pair going right now. Female is ovulating. Hopefully the male gets the job done and she actually builds some eggs for me.

Thanks. I don't have any reptiles, but watch a lot of reptile videos and have always been a little lost with the different terms that you have explained. Good stuff.

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+Steven Powers haha thank you!

Very well done. This explains Genes and the topic of genes better than most schools do, especially my teacher. I really understand it now. thanks.

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+matt turner aw thats great! thank you!

Very nice video I love your informational videos very refreshing and very nice quality.

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+Slykvein thank you!! :D

Haha thanks for using my gecko as an example at 3:03! Great video btw!

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+Beanus1010 haha no problem! :D thanks!

Thank you so much for this video! It is very very informative. I have no plans on breeding my gecko, but it was fun learning about genetics and such. I feel like I was taking a class of Biology watching this video lol! Very informative, thanks :)

Awesome video - i learned A LOT! Thank you!

I really wanted to breed leopard geckos, found this video mind boggling, now I've been studying ball python genetics/breeding for around 8 months, I came back on this video and now I understand everything.

this was a very informative video..thanks for making and sharing it.

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+jj86gmc thank you!! :D

Your videos are so awesome ❤

We used this in science class!!! lol i sent it in and my teacher loved it:P ty

love for you to make a in depth video on this breeding videos

Great video, very informative

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+Austin Burton thank you!

Hi have seen your video and its a very informative one especially for people like me who's still starting on geckos. Just a request do more videos please like this one. Thumbs up

Nice Video! Love your stuff!

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+Gigi Perry thanks!

It was cool to see my Blizzard girl in the video! You did a great job, it's very informative.

@AmazingPlanet_Channel

8 жыл бұрын

+Devon Garvey Thanks for your contributions! -Mic(FunwIthLife)

@amberstumph1603

8 жыл бұрын

+Fun with Life loved seeing my little girl in here too! i screamed! lol!

@AmazingPlanet_Channel

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks I am so happy how it turned out!!!

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+Devon Garvey haha yeah she temporarily became a male, sorry for that haha. thank you!

@garvhome

8 жыл бұрын

+Leopard Gecko haha it's fine! She doesn't mind being a father lol

So well made.

Great info thank you

lol this was basically my life science class into one 😂

Awesome job thank you for this gem.

This really helped me understand thank you

banana custard souffle geckos are the best.

@mauricethegecko9700

4 жыл бұрын

*mmmmmm crunchy*

@adriantomo5688

2 жыл бұрын

I'm gonna have a Zuppa soup leopard gecko soon (aka mack snow RAPTOR)

Awesome! Are you a video editor? this video is nice, a lot of work behind!

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+Mikel Geckos yep i edit all my videos :) thank you!

This helps so much

Well daym girl you certainly did your homework for this video well done, it was excellently put together, and very enjoyable. 😄

More genetics please, you explain it better than my lecturer

keep em' coming!!!

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+Rebecca Nott haha thanks!

wonderful job I was really excited to see it come out. just going to comment and thank you for mentioning the ethics at the end! with the snows it is very widely discussed as tug x tug although incomplete dominant only produces tugs with no super form but mack x tug has a super form as does gem x tug so breeders pair them and if the offspring are from a tug x gem or mack x gem (using gem and tug snows interchangeably) the offspring can produce the super snow so many breeders then label them as mack offspring and it gets way to confusing!

@AmazingPlanet_Channel

8 жыл бұрын

+HandsomeHerps You know your stuff. When you consider all this about the tugs and macks, its make you wonder just exactly how these are genetically similar, and how they are linked. I can't wait until we final have the leopard gecko genetics sequenced and we can really have a better understanding. _Mic(FunWithLife)

@PAPermacultureExotics

8 жыл бұрын

+Fun with Life Oh it really does I assume the difference in the snows goes back to where the origins of the morph was from like if tug snows came from Pakistan and mack Iraq (I know these were both discovered through breeders and not wild ) I say this a lot but I question the fact that leopard geckos even have subspecies like the facsiolotus because they just come from different regions and have a slightly diffrent build and coloration yet we can breed them and create fertile offspring? This may all sound a little unfounded as it is more my speculation. yet in captivity we produce so many different homozygotes i just wonder if these are more like another version of the dominant wild type trait or better yet a insanely inbred polygenic trait making these subspecies have slightly different appearances. I mean considering that Afghans come from Afghanistan and have a inbred heritage due to the reason of their locality.

@AmazingPlanet_Channel

8 жыл бұрын

+HandsomeHerps You're right, there is a lot of 'cloudy' veiled over the leopard gecko genetics for a number of reasons. Many breeders did not document their work appropriately for one. Another thing is that animal classification is not perfect. Through the process of classification, subspecies, etc.. are established by the scientific community. Often, as time goes on, some of these classifications are challenged and sometimes changed. This is the nature of science in general. We are always getting a better understanding of the things we already know exist. In regards to locality, there is definitely a time in history where the interactions between these members of a species would cease to exist, or only happen on very rare occasions. Basically what has happened is polygenic breeding groups are formed in the wild. Due to things such as human activity, changing environments, etc.. over the years leopard geckos have become spread out and isolated in these localities. We may find that some localities are more related than others, making them more compatible. We will have to wait for genetics sequencing to know for sure. Through breeding we can only use outcomes to hypothesize.

GREAT EXPLAINATION! THANK OYU!

OMG ur vids are the best!🦎🦎🦎

Cool video. What editing software?

Thank you. I learned a lot.

leopard geckos are so cute I can't understand it. I rly want one of those morph books I've always wanted to see them all.

@satanschild9294

6 жыл бұрын

Natalia Flores they’re literally getting 10 new morphs like every day

Very informative , i trust you 😉

really helpful!

Hi you know the giant gene I know it makes the gecko bigger but is there anything else it might contribute to them? I want to get a leopard gecko but I don’t know weather to get a giant or normal size one

I got a het tremper albino male LG what would I get with a tangerine or raptor morph

Im new with leopards, I have a female mack snow het rainwater,eclipse & blizzard and male rainwater het eclipse, magma, rrs and hiss-fw lineage. Any ideas if I breed them was they could be?

also this video was super interesting i would love more videos about genetics. iv always found genetics to be really interesting

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+leejames929 haha thanks!

What morph were you holding at 3:30? Mine looks just like that except faint orange stripes on either side of its neck about an inch long and he has a little more orange on his tail

Hi i really like this information you shared i am newbie in leopard gecko world, can you help me a little bit in naming i just can get how to name hatchling geckos

BEST CHANNEL ... I LOVE UU👌👌👌

Awsome Video

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+DZD Productions thanks!

so if my female leopard gecko is a Jungle high yellow leopard gecko is it ok to breed with any other leopard gecko besides another jungle and pet store gecko?

Can you please do another more in-depth video on this topic, I would really like to know more

I watched this video 50 times and now know a tiny bit about leopard gecko genetics. 👌🏻

Is my leopard gecko a baby? She's the size of my hand rigjt now and i bought her a month ago. She grew about an inch since then

i know this is an old video but i'm currently doing a deep dive into leopard geckos including breeding. and i'm hoping that if cant respond maybe someone else can. when you had talked about mixing eye traits did you mean all eye traits or just some specific combinations. and could you elaborate as to why. thank you for your time have a nice day. your videos are really great and super helpful

Omg this helps me so much even with my mice

If I breed 2 doms like a normal type with a snow storm type (tug snow x mack snow) what's the offsprings gonna be like?

so the polygenic trait for Hypo, would it be considered a homozygous dominant trait?

This is a very informative video! Thanks so much. I have 2 babies. The mom is a super mack snow and the dad is a TUG snow enigma. What are the possible babies? I believe the 2 babies are a mack snow and mack snow enigma. Please help. I have a video of them coming out tomorrow. Thanks so much

questions - can i use a basking light to warm up the eggs? - if i put whatever (like shallow plastic tuber ware) im using to hold the eggs in, will the female lay the eggs in it? - if im going to sell them, what's a good price for them (no morph)

Yes do more videos

Nice video ...what is Lemon Frost...genetics wise...

i just learned about this last week! My test is thursday on it

@emmanuelcalderon1982

7 жыл бұрын

That's cool I've been out of high school for a couple of years so this was a nice refresher lol

hi I am a subscriber, and I have watched this video and I still don't understand the genetics. is there a website that you used, that can help me. I have seen many and many gecko patterns and I guess them and I'm wrong.

Your channel has been so helpful! I'm currently in the research stage with leos, and these videos have helped me grasp an in depth understanding of leopard gecko husbandry. I can't wait until I can bring one or two of these beautiful animals into my family. 2.0.0 Bearded Dragon 1.0.0 Ball Python 1.0.0 Cat 1.0.0 Husband

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+Emma Peake aww thank you!! hahaa 1 husband :')

What if my gecko has many morphs , she is a Mack Snow , white and yellow , eclipse , possible het for Tremper albino

awesome vid this will help me. can you really do crested gecko tips for breeding

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+Weston Bennion thanks! oh goodness me, i dont even know anything about cresties and genetics & breeding lol, they all look too similar to me :')

@westonbennion5486

8 жыл бұрын

ok

How should I go about breeding a banana blizzard gecko? I’ve done some tinkering with a morphs calculator on morphmarket.com and the simplest way I found was to breed a blizzard to a murphy, then breed a male and female of the offspring and get a 6% chance of a banana, will it work? Is there a simpler way? Is it even worth it since they look so similar to full grown murphys and the babies look similar to yellowish blizzards? I’m just wanting to breed a kinda unique morph as I barely ever hear of people breeding banana blizzards and even murphys

if i have a higth yellow het giant and i breed him with wild what i will have

Thankies!

hey girl! i'm italian and have a youtube channel about repriles, can i have your permission for using your genetics animations? They are sooo clear and simple to understand! The video i want to do is basically the same but in italian (The topics are what they are.. i do not intend to copy your work!!). I will link your channel in the beginning of the video! Please let me know, thank you.

So if I breed my bandit Mac snow stripe with my radar, all geckos will be red eye bandit Mac snow stripe?

Hey was wondering should I breed a Bell Albino Blizzard Whith a RainWater Albino and What do you think I could get

@leopardgeckotalk

8 жыл бұрын

+tillierosecottage nope you shouldnt cross the strains of albino, number one rule on my list near the end of the vid.

Wait so is a raptor an albino because I want to breed my tangerine gecko with a raptor but I’m still trying to learn what the green in between his eyes means I’m not sure if that’s a type of albino or something else

I've been trying to do so much research about morphs and breeding. This video definitely helps but as you said it only scratches the surface. My main concern with breeding is not breeding the correct morphs/genes together and one or some of the babies develop the Enigma Syndrome. When I try to do research on how to avoid that possibility, literally nothing comes up! I had seen your other video that covered the topic of Enigma Syndrome and how it happens and I guess I'm still confused. I suppose what I'm wondering is, is it mostly the Geckos that are HET that carry the syndrome Gene? If I breed Geckos that are AA and aa making the babies be Aa is that going to chance the babies developing this syndrome. I don't plan to try breeding for another 2 or 3 years, but this idea is still a consideration and I want to be as informed as I can

Can you tell what morph your gecko is while theyre babies?

Brilliant