Having a hard time...

[sk8ergrl927]

Trying to figure this one out. Aliza nor me can exactly figure her morph out, maybe yall could help. Heres a picture of her freshly shed (I cleaned off the toes after this pic)

Any ideas?

 

[OhioGecko]

Looks alot like a Mack Snow Hypo but you would only be able to tell that by the way it looked when it hatched. You could test breed her to find out also.

Good Luck.

 

[sk8ergrl927]

To test breed her, would I use a mack snow male?

 

[acpart]

You don't have to test breed her since I hatched her. Her mother is a Mack snow but she was born black and yellow banded. Even though she has a Mack snow mother, she didn't get the genes, so she is not a Mack snow.

The questions we were considering are the following:
--hypo or super hypo: now that she's shed I can see that the last of the spots are fading so I'd say super hypo
--tang or not? You could say that she's a pastel tang, a ghost tang (grandmother and great grandmother who I own are Hines line ghosts) or you could just say that she's yellow
--lemon tail? I don't think there's enough color in her tail to qualify her as any kind of tail but what doesn't show up on the picture is that her base of tail color is really yellow, not orange.

Given all that info, what would you call her?

Aliza

 

[sk8ergrl927]

Thank you, i didnt know how to put all that

 

[Tony C]

I would just call it a Super Hypo.

 

[artgecko]

I'd call her a pretty super hypo.

 

[OhioGecko]

I would just call it a Super Hypo.

I agree :main_yes:

 

[Sunrise Reptile]

And 4 for Super Hypo. Seems appropriate. :main_yes:

 

[sk8ergrl927]

So a super hypo tang?

 

[Tony C]

No, just Super Hypo, not orange enough to call Tangerine IMO.

 

[Sunrise Reptile]

Yeah, I agree. Super Hypo, no Tang. :main_yes:

 

[rawson5084]

very pretty