orange and red hypo and stripe?

[boywonder]

i've got a few gecko's coming to the hamm reptile show in germany from jmg, i originally wanted 4 but the exchange rate has gone so bad i could only afford 3, i've got a pair of bell albino het RADAR's and a stunningly red blood hypo 66% het bell female, but no male to go with her, my question is how well does the hypo gene work with the patternless stripe gene? my male bell het RADAR is a very orange patternless stripe, he's the brightest male i've got and i intended to try and produce red bell albino's, will his colour work with the colour of the female blood hypo? i'm also intending to buy a pair of tug tangerine tornado's early next year, would i be better off using this male with my blood hypo female as they are both strains of hypo?

 

[eyelids]

A nice Bell Hybino/Sunglow Enigma would be your best route for red Bells IMO...

 

[boywonder]

that was the 4th gecko i intended to buy, a realy red looking enigma het bell, couldn't quite afford him and jeff wouldn't budge any further on price

 

[paulnj]

I personally would wait until March and get the animal you desire from Jeff then. His blood hypos are the way to go:main_lipsrsealed:

 

[boywonder]

I personally would wait until March and get the animal you desire from Jeff then. His blood hypos are the way to go:main_lipsrsealed:

i'm not likely to be able to attend hamm again until next december although the $1000 male on jmg's site is sooo tempting, my female's the same grade as him so their offspring would be out of this world, too late now though, i emailed jeff earlier today about him but the hamm gecko's have already been sent to mark bell, who's taking jeffs gecko's to germany, will the colour of my bell het RADAR male pass to the blood hypo? blood red RADAR's would be sweet

 

[paulnj]

I think only Jeff can comment accurately on his blood hypo's coloring passing on. I would think they will indeed enhance any project though and plan to find out .