Super Hypo?

[Californiaman]

Can anyone of you experts help me out with just what a Super Hypo is. The carrot head and carrot tail are pretty self-explanitory.
What is Super Hypo?:dizzy:
Also, who ownes Rainbow Exotic Reptiles? PetSmart in Santa Maria told me they get their Geckos from them. Is that Tremper?
Todd

 

[eyelids]

Super Hypo means no spots or markings on the body.

I don't know about your other question.

 

[Blankminded]

I work for petsmart and we can get leo's from tremper but it isnt Rainbow Exotic Reptiles. I cant remember the name off the top of my head.

 

[okapi]

Tremper runs C.R.A.P (Center for reptile and amphibian propagation)

As for "Rainbow Exotic Reptiles" ive never heard of them...

 

[Golden Gate Geckos]

I've heard of Rainbow Mealworms and Crickets, but not Exotic Pets.

 

[Californiaman]

So no spots or markings on the body?
Does color matter then?

 

[BalloonzForU]

If its yellow just Super Hypo if it's Tangy then it's Super Hypo Tang.

 

[Lottiz]

Maybe some pics will help?

Super hypo. Spots, markings, pattern is allow on head and tail. This one is a ghost, het. Sunglow:

hypo mack snow. Hypo can allow up to 8 spots on the back:

One are Super Hypo Carrottail Baldy (SHCB). No pattern on the back. Baldy: no pattern on the head. The most orange are Tangerine (SHTC). Some will say they are both tangerine, but you can see there is a different:

But there are others with no markes on the body. They are not Super Hypo.
This one is a patternless red stripe:

/Lottiz

 

[Californiaman]

Oh, yeah... that helps.

Thanks for the pictures. That really helps out. I see lots of them on them posted here and have seen them on other sights, I just was wondering about the color variations and lack of spotting on body.
The pictures of the SHCB and the SHTC are beautiful!

 

[Lottiz]

Thank you! I think those pics aren't that good...
I like close ups like this:

But...they don't tell much about what super hypo is

 

[Californiaman]

Pictures

Yeah... being a photographer, I can really appreciate those close-up photographs.
I have a Nikon F100 with an 80-200 mm lense for portraits (it's great for shooting concert footage).
Are you using a digital camera with a macro-lense?
Those are great shots! :main_thumbsup: