;-;

Gimmeeeee!

She's beautiful.

But don't incubation temperatures affect gender?

Yes incubation temperatures effect gender. To get prettier females you incubate them at the normal low 80's and after 2-3 weeks you bump the temperature up a little. This way you get females with brighter colors. :)

Ahhh so the gender has time to develop first? I'm intrigued to know how temperature could affect colour, as far as i knew raising the temp would only influence gender or make hot females/cold males.

As long as you do it after the time period where gender develops you should be fine. To be safe I would wait after about 3 weeks of incubation in the low 80's and then at the end of incubation bump it up to mid/high 80's, slowly. This way you don't get infertile hot females or cold males.

This was a bit helpful, but forums are a great place to learn from others in the hobby :)

http://www.leopardgecko.com/color-faq

Daw! So cute! Now if only i could have one for myself...