| West Coast Leopard Gecko.com |
| Professional Leopard Gecko Herpetoculture |
| Captive Bred Leopard Gecko Breeders |
| Herpetoculture of the Leopard Gecko The Leopard Gecko is one of the most dynamic reptiles to own, breed and study. They come in a variety of colors, sizes and genetic patterns. They were first bred in North America in the 1970s, and since then they have become the Japanese Koi of reptiles . Through careful test breeding, herpetologist in the United States have developed the modern leopard gecko of today. Gene mutations are a big factor in captive bred reptiles, and the isolation of these genes in the DNA strand produces new strains. Homozygous and heterozygous traits can be produced out of these mutated strains. You start by test breeding the first generation and note your outcome. Then once you have your new morph, breed them one last time to make sure they breed true. Wow new morph! |
| Leopard Gecko Breeders ( what we do) Our breeders consists of premium based genetics from across North America. Our commitment to excellence produces high quality leopard geckos. We enjoy working with these reptiles, and each and every one is an addition to our family. As our breeding program progresses, we should produce new and exciting Leopard Geckos. As for all breeders, our goal is to improve the breed and expand the species. If you have any questions regarding the feeding and housing of your leopard gecko, please feel free to look at our care sheet. It covers basic husbandry guidelines. We will be adding new pages in the next few months on genetics and what certain genes code for. |
| Brief history of the Leopard Gecko The Leopard gecko is an excellent choice for your very first reptile. Their docile nature adds to the enjoyment of owning one of these magnificent creatures. This morph doesn’t require a lot of attention and is a very low maintenance reptile. They originated from India, Afghanistan and Pakistan. Our Chronology and definition page may shed some light on the different types of leopard geckos there are. You can also see our leopard gecko pictures on our breeders page. If you already own a leopard gecko, then you have made an excellent choice. One last thing, have fun and enjoy. Thank You for visiting West Coast Leopard Gecko |
| What's New? We are currently working with recessive traits, and we will know more at the end of the next breeding season. Our Diablo Blancos will be coming in early 2008.We expect to have Diablo Blanco Leopard geckos and hets for sale. This leopard gecko will be all white with two pure red eyes. We are hoping to produce the new Xanthic leopard gecko, by breeding our two Diablo Blancos together this year. Our adult geckos are 9 months old and 65 grams plus. If you want to know more about breeding, take a look at our new leopard gecko breeding page. It has a leopard gecko baby coming out of the egg. |
| Last Update 7/20/10 |
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Los Angeles, CA 310-508-4128
| We do not enhance our pictures and we give a color match guarantee. |
| First West Coast Raptor This new morph was produced by using the a Urban gecko Sunglow and Ron Trempers Raptor. This cross will take a few more years of development before it reaches it's full potential. Through careful line breeding, we hope to produce a vibrant orange leopard gecko with Ruby Red eyes. West Coast Raptor |
| New Release |
| Double snake eye Emerald Eclipse This is one of the worlds rarest leopard geckos. This is our third year on this project and at the time of this writing, this may be the only one in existence. |
| 2009 Clearance 75% off Specially marked pages are discounted to clear our 2009 inventory. We are making room for our 2010 breeding projects. Happy New Year West Coast Leopard Gecko. Gary, Julia and the kids. |
| Our new Facility |
| Our new UKC blue APBT. Isn't she a beauty? Her name is Bindi Blue Belle. |
