My NARBC: Chicago Additions (DUW)

oh wow...gorrrrrrgeous!!!!

Thanks!

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Originally Posted by JBallPython

I just call them my tang group....I don't like how with leos subtle differences give them different morph names...like spotting on the body/head/amount of orange on tail....etc.

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I"m not sure anybody has really set the standard for it.

Other than morphs like "baldy" should have no spotting on the head.

Awsome lookin little guys, I can't believe i didn't come home with anything, so dissapointed in myself!:P


~mike

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Originally Posted by Schlyne

I"m not sure anybody has really set the standard for it.

Other than morphs like "baldy" should have no spotting on the head.

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There used to be a loose set of agreed "rules". 10 spots or less= super hypo, 11-20 = hypo.

However, as more and more were produced and the bloodlines refined via selective breeding, the above mentioned guidelines fell by the wayside.

Nowadays I don't consider any of mine Super Hypos if they have spots; below are some examples of what I consider Super Hypo Tangerines and Super Hypo Carrot Tails.

As a side note/disclaimer; JBall, those are some awesome geckos you picked up at Tinley and this post is merely in response to the above quoted post. In no way is it meant to lessen or disparage the quality of your geckos; nor is it an attempt to advertise any of mine, as the examples below were sold months ago! :salute:

Super Hypo Tangerine:
http://www.geckoden.com/images/sale/SHT05-S7.jpg

Super Hypo Carrot Tail:
http://www.geckoden.com/images/sale/SHCT05-36.jpg

No Problem! Good information.:rockon:

and...I see I had those three mislabeled...oh well.:P