OUR PROJECTS
A huge part of ethical breeding is breeding animals with a goal in mind, usually as a part of a wider project. Breeding with a purpose ensures that all geckos produced are improving the quality of the captive bred population while also meeting and exceeding market needs.
At Leopard Geckos London we have a few projects currently running, all of which we are extremely passionate about. We are always happy to discuss our projects over Instagram, TikTok or email for those wanting more information.
GLOW MADNESS PROJECT
Glow Madness Trempers utilising the uncommon Vermillon gene
This fantastic dominant gene Vermillon originally discovered by JB Reptiles combined with the Glow Madness line have been at the heart of Leopard Geckos London since the beginning, with our first-ever breeding animal purchased being a Glow Madness Pos Vermillon. Although our first male, Glowworm, proved not to be Vermillon, his offspring by another Glow Madness Tremper Vermillon certainly are. We've been working on this project since 2021, and inherited Wabisaur's collection in late 2024.
Pictured: Arcadia, homebred Glow Madness Tremper Vermillion
STRIPE PROJECT
Lavendar Stripes and Bolds
We currently have one Lavender Stripe, Biohazard. In 2024, she was paired to a pure Glow Madness Vermillion male, producing Hephaestus—a striking Lavender Vermillion who will serve as a keystone for genetic diversity within our Glow Madness Project.
Looking ahead, Biohazard will be paired into White & Yellow Bell lines in 2026 to produce Lavender WYs, with the longer-term goal of developing Lavender WY Bell Stripes.
Pictured: Biohazard, imported Lavender Stripe NKH
Bell PROJECT
Bright Bells and Stripes
We currently have two visual Bells in our collection: Scarab, a WY Bell Stripe from GeckoBoa’s lines, and Bees, a Hypo Bell Tangerine. In 2026, they’ll be paired with the aim of producing more WY Bell Stripes.
These offspring will form the foundation for future pairings into our Lavender lines, with the goal of creating bold, vibrant Bells with enhanced contrast and colour.
Pictured: Scarab, produced by Gecko Park, Bell White & Yellow Stripe het Eclipse
E. ANGRAMAINYU ILAM PROJECT
The Giants of the Eublepharis Genus
When we saw Ruishine, a juvenile Eublepharis angramainyu ilam male for sale in 2020 we just had to have him. It's been a dream to work with this species and we are so excited to increase the CB population of them in the UK.
Due to problems locating a female of this species, we are currently TBC on when we will have the first hatchlings.
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