GROWING SO FAST!! - Lilly White 50% Het Axanthic Updates!

Checking in on the Lilly White 50% het axanthic crested geckos!
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[@Savagegeckos]

Great content bro 🔥🔥

[@moore_reptiles]

Hey thank you!!! New to reptile youtube but doing my best with the knowledge I have from BMX youtube. haha

[@hardwayreptilesnfeeders2592]

Yea the eyes on the first one could be an issue keep an eye on it no pun intended. I would talk to a vet forsure I’m pretty sure that isn’t normal. The whites on the other ones love them . Keep us all updated

[@moore_reptiles]

I definitely will keep that in mind if I notice anything weird going on. It seems healthy otherwise so I’m not too worried

[@joshuabrooks7241]

Nice Lillie’s. One of my babies has big eyes too 😅

[@moore_reptiles]

Thank you! So far this one is growing slowly but it's eating every feeding and shedding okay so it seems okay for now.

[@horizoncrestedgeckos]

Awesome babies! I got a 50% het axanthic phantom lilly white back in october at 4g and as of today shes 11g.

[@moore_reptiles]

They grow so fast sometimes!!

[@horizoncrestedgeckos]

They do! Ive got this one visual axanthic that has been a very slow grower, just barely hit 4g and i had them a couple months

[@chrislanier2686]

Really enjoying your gecko content! I’m working on an Axanthic project as well and some of mine are from Krestie Kreations too! They should be RTB this year with my 100% Het Axanthic red phantom male , very excited. As for the gecko with the bulging eye, it’s usually referred to as Spectacle Eye. It’s not typically thought to be a genetically inherited defect, more of a physical condition from a sinus/tear duct drainage problem causing fluid to build behind the eye. Although I could see there potentially being some genetic component involved causing the duct issue in the first place, but just my opinion. The fluid can be drained from the eye but it’s obviously a very delicate procedure on a tiny baby. A good reptile vet could probably drain the eyes for you, it’s not an overly complicated procedure. Fluid can build back up, but I’ve heard of some geckos recovering and not needing routine draining. Keep the gecko content coming bro and good luck on your future breeding projects!

[@moore_reptiles]

Hey thank you! Sorry for the late reply. BMX youtube takes a lot of focus. haha That's awesome you have a red phantom male het! Have they grown enough to pair yet? I'll keep that in mind for sure about the little one, thank you!

[@T33wh7]

Hey i have a het lily from KK too!!

[@moore_reptiles]

@@T33wh7 Awesome! Have you paired it yet?

[@T33wh7]

@@moore_reptiles now she’s only a couple months old I’ll be back in a couple years for the result I’m thinking about starting a channel just so my friends and family can watch as see my animals considering their all over the country and world

[@moore_reptiles]

@@T33wh7 Ah right on! No reason not to make one and document things and I'm sure family and friends would enjoy checking in on things

[@respawnexotics]

I personally would not breed the one with ocular issues. It is likely partially blind which would be a genetic problem. In humans we know that when your eyes are not the right shape it can cause blurry vision.

[@moore_reptiles]

That’s a good thing to keep in mind. We’ll have to see how it develops over time. Plenty of time to decide, that’s for sure. Haha