Description
The Giant Tremper ph Eclipse Leopard Gecko Adult is a premium morph for the serious breeder or collector seeking impressive size and a distinct visual presentation. This line has been a steady seller for us since we began stocking it in summer 2025, thanks to its reliable genetics and standout appearance. It’s bred for those who prioritize both scale and a clean, high-contrast pattern.
Stand-Out Features
- Giant Morph Influence: Carries the Giant gene, promoting a larger overall size and robust build compared to standard leopard geckos.
- Tremper Albino Eclipse Combo: Combines the Tremper albino strain with the Eclipse trait, resulting in solid black eyes and reduced pattern, often creating a “bald” head appearance.
- Proven Genetics: Sourced from established bloodlines for predictable, breed-true results in your projects.
- Hardy Adult: This is a settled, feeding adult, ready for breeding or to be a showcase animal in your collection.
- High-Contrast Pattern: The Eclipse gene typically clears pigment from the head and can create bold, clean patterning on the body for a striking look.
Technical Data
| Morph | Giant Tremper Albino Eclipse |
| Life Stage | Adult |
| Sex | Unsexed (Typically available upon request) |
| Primary Genetics | Tremper Albino, Eclipse, Giant |
| Weight (measured) | 6.2 oz |
| Diet | Insectivore (Crickets, Mealworms, Dubia Roaches) |
| Housing | 20-gallon long minimum for adult |
| Temperature Gradient | 88-92°F warm side, 70-75°F cool side |
Your Questions Answered
Is this gecko a proven breeder?
This listing is for an adult of breeding size and age. While it possesses the genetics for successful breeding, individual breeding history varies. Please contact us for specific details on a particular animal’s history if available.
How does the Giant gene affect size?
The Giant gene is co-dominant. Animals with one copy (Het) are typically larger than normals, while those with two copies (Super Giant) can reach significantly greater lengths and weights. This animal carries the Giant trait.
What does “ph Eclipse” mean?
“ph” stands for “possible heterozygous.” This animal is visual for Tremper Albino and is suspected to carry one copy of the Eclipse gene, which is recessive. It must be paired with another Eclipse or het Eclipse to potentially produce visual Eclipse offspring.
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