moonglow/ghost crested geckos anyone got one?

[SWsarah]

Just wondered if anyone had any of these stunnign cresties in the UK
If anyone has and plans to breed them this year please let me know id be very interested in buying some babies

[chondro13]

wouldnt we all!!

im not aware of anyone in the UK but id love one (or ten...) lol

[Mush]

Originally Posted by chondro13

wouldnt we all!!

im not aware of anyone in the UK but id love one (or ten...) lol

i have to agree with the above, i think theyre rare in the US and non existant in the UK

[SWsarah]

Worth an ask though. Didnt know no one had any over here.

[Bebeop1980]

I'm sure there are a few people on here that have or had them.

[vickylolage]

I would love a moon glow cresties theyre gorrrrgeous

[cazzie]

Originally Posted by Bebeop1980

I'm sure there are a few people on here that have or had them.

Doubted tbh. They're an incredibly hard morph to get a hold of.


As said above, they are horribly rare, which is a great shame seeing how they are oh so stunning. I think they're only in the US, but not many. If your lucky enough to find one for sale, you have to think are your pockets deep enough, because they wont be cheap xD

[SWsarah]

What a shame i would pay alot for one

[crouchy]

It all depends on each persons idea of a moonglow.
By some peoples thinking there are probably quite a few moonglows about, whereas other people wonder if a true moonglow even exists.

If you just want an animal that goes really pale when fired up then i have one and so do a few other people on here but if like me and most other crestie breeders you think a moonglow has to stay very pale/white all the time then ive never heard of one in the uk and only ever seen 1 or 2 in america.

[vickylolage]

Originally Posted by crouchy

It all depends on each persons idea of a moonglow.
By some peoples thinking there are probably quite a few moonglows about, whereas other people wonder if a true moonglow even exists.

If you just want an animal that goes really pale when fired up then i have one and so do a few other people on here but if like me and most other crestie breeders you think a moonglow has to stay very pale/white all the time then ive never heard of one in the uk and only ever seen 1 or 2 in america.

Ive always considered a "true" moonglow to be white as normal and even when fired up remain white.... so you actually cant tell its fired up