Reverse Stripe SHTCT????

[garner63080]

Ok maybe im a complete idiot but does this morph even exist? There is someone local trying to sell this, and to me it sounds totally bogus.

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[pmkent1]

Id ask for pictures and post them here to get some opinions

 

[garner63080]

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[mtmountainman]

That is definitely a reverse stripe. Not sure how much more than a regular tang it would sell for though.

 

[SC Geckos]

I would call it either a Reverse stripe or maybe a Tang Reverse Stripe.

 

[garner63080]

Thats what I told them. I am not the one buying it someone on facebook is.

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[Embrace Calamity]

So does that mean a Reverse Stripe SHTCT doesn't even exist? I'm curious about this.

~Maggot

 

[garner63080]

Cant be super hypo and rev stripe. As far as I know. Not a mix I can see anyways.

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[SC Geckos]

So does that mean a Reverse Stripe SHTCT doesn't even exist? I'm curious about this.

~Maggot

You can have a Reverse Stripe with a carrot tail of course, but the gecko would most of the time just be called a Reverse Stripe. A SHT is basically a gecko that is totally orange from neck band to the base of the tail, so if it has any stripe it would be considered a Stripe or a Reverse Stripe (depending of course on what kind of stripe it has)
You could call it a Tangerine Stripe or Tangerine Reverse Stripe but not a Super Hypo Tangerine.

 

[acpart]

I have seen a gecko that was born with a reverse stripe that completely faded out by the time it was an adult. I would assume that if the gecko were orange and had a carrot tail technically it would be a reverse stripe tang carrot tail. Usually though it seems that if a stripe is going to be superhypo it's born with few to no markings and is considered a patternless stripe, so I guess it would be somewhat unusual. The gecko in the picture is in no way that I can see a carrot tail and in my opinion its color is marginally tangerine.

Aliza

 

[mtmountainman]

I know this gecko is not a reverse stripe, but it would be considered a super hypo tangerine carrot tail, even though it has pattern.

I believe super hypos just cant have any black on their body.

This is my emerine reverse stripe which would be essentially a super hypo reverse stripe

 

[mtmountainman]

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That gecko definitely does not have a carrot tail.

 

[garner63080]

I appreciate the info. I knew the minute they showed me the pic thatbit wasnt what they say it is. I informed the person buying it. I know my SHTCT but it was the rev stripe that threw me off.

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[SC Geckos]

I know this gecko is not a reverse stripe, but it would be considered a super hypo tangerine carrot tail, even though it has pattern.

The picture you posted is not a fully grown gecko, so the bands have not finished fading away yet. Once it finishes growing up those bands will be gone.

 

[mtmountainman]

I have an adult male that still has its bands though.

 

[acpart]

Sometimes you can still see the bands very faintly. As far as I'm concerned, if the bands show up as a different color from the body but there are no black stripes, it's still a superhypo.

Aliza