Red Base - Phantom + Whiteout x Portholes + Dalmatian (Possible Super) + Soft Scale - Chips Line Outcross - 28g Male

$449.00
0826-M6
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Sex: Male

Weight: 28 grams


This guy was developed with our famous Chips Super Dalmatian line, developed here from German and Russian founding stock, bred into our Red Phantoms and Red Tricolors, which were developed from Repashy line animals purchased in the early 2000's.  Genetic diversity literally doesn't get any better in this species, and the gene count itself is about as good as it gets for a Phantom project of any kind.

Genes & Traits Present
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Text AC to Make an Offer @ 816-509-0712

I try to respect "market value" as set by the industry with our regular prices and then I am not shy about running sales and promotions according to seasonal trends, current market conditions, etc.  Having a regular price allows us to maintain a consistent baseline from one season to the next, which enables customers to gauge a gecko's value in relation to another gecko, without having to wonder if one of them was listed in a slow month or a busy month.  Having said all that - you never know what I might say yes to, if a gecko has been on the website a while, you're looking to buy a number of geckos or if I happen to have plenty more to sell for the season. 

  • Feel Free to Text AC 24/7 - Phone goes silent at night!
  • Please Only Text with Offers to Buy.
    As a rule, I do not give "best offer" quotes for people to think about - our prices and sale prices are a good starting point.  If I did throw quotes out, I would end up inadvertently giving someone a lower price a couple weeks after the last person to inquire, and then having them mad at us because they would have bought it at that price. This hobby of ours is a small world and people love to talk about what they were offered, ask price opinions, etc.
  • If your offer is accepted, I'll respond with a coupon code as soon as I can. 
  • If your offer is close, I'll make a counter offer.
    Most of the time a deal is made, I just say yes without a counter offer - occasionally I will have to counter, but that's not usually necessary.  If I do make a counter offer, that's a final offer.  I don't like (or have time) to go back and forth, nor would I make a customer do that.
  • Don't be shy about making an offer!
    If you would like to buy a gecko and you know what you'd pay for it, the last thing I'm going to feel is insulted if you decide to text with an offer.  Worst case scenario, I'll thank you for reaching out and tell you I can't go that low.