LAC Herps Review

We Highly Recommend L.A.C Herps! and here's why...

We bought Rogue (the Crestie formerly known as LW5) from L.A.C Herps (anyone know why they don't include a period after the 'C'?).

It stands for Living Art Creations (there maybe isn't an 's' on the end). 

Anyways, I digress, as much as I'd like to tell you about our Rogue purchasing experience, all favorable of course, I want to tell you about the one I didn't buy. 

So, we absolutely love L.A.C Herps, they've been in the industry for years and years, with an incredible collection. 

They aren't very active on social media and have a smaller collection so their loyal customers keep returning which is why I think that you don't hear much about them. 

But, they have awesome stuff, namely, they produce super extreme harelequins.

As in, when they hatch out of the egg, they are already No BS extreme harlequins. 

And they produce lilly white red and tri-colored ones... so yeah, they are pretty special and pricey. 

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When I bought, Rogue, I also had my eye on his full sister, LW4. 

She is redder than he is and just as extreme with the neon yellow cream extra scales along the lower laterals and dorsal. 

She is a looker but was priced as such. 

I couldn't buy both at the time. 

But, I returned a month later and really fell in lover with her and thought I had to have her. 

I was concerned though about the potential for inbreeding in the future. 

My plan was that if I bought her,  we would breed her to Chester and hold back all the babies. 

Then if we had a nice red female I would want to breed my best red lilly white to LW4 x Chester's red daughter. 

Wait! That would mean uncle LW5 was breeding to his full sisters daughter, or in human terms, Uncle x Niece.

I didn't know at what point there is enough distance between the family branches for it to be ok, so I reached out and asked well known breeders. 

Basically, I found out that it is really discouraged for logical genetic reasons. 

I was disappointed but I want to breed healthy crested geckos, first and foremost. 

Then, LAC Herps responded to my message telling them my dilemma and asking their opinion. 

What they said next was not what I expected to hear...

LAC Herps told me it was not a good idea and I should find another Lilly White somewhere else. In a nice way, but WOW! 

That honest message cost them $1,600 plus shipping. 

So, Tenny and I give L.A.C Herps four thumbs up! 

They are super honest and have amazing crested geckos! 

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