what morph is this?

[BEAR]

I was told SHTCT het Tremper...

 

[reptiles3]

It isnt "Super(S)" hypo because it has spotting,,so its HTCT(barely any CT). it has ALOT more bright red/orange than most htct's too, so you could say it's a A grade htct

 

[fallen_angel]

WOW. I don't know, but that is one very amazing gecko, extremely vibrant!

 

[fallen_angel]

It isnt "Super(S)" hypo because it has spotting,,so its HTCT(barely any CT), it has ALOT more bright red/orange than most htct's too

Couldn't the spots fade as it ages?

 

[BEAR]

what about the het tremper part? does it not look sunglow to anyone?

 

[reptiles3]

Couldn't the spots fade as it ages?

Yes, but by its "proportions" it looks about 3mos/15+g...and at that size/age the pattern is pretty predictable...so I doubt it will loose all of the spots.Also when my geckos hatch with spots AND pink/purp around them, the spots are pretty dominant for the rest of their lives

 

[cassadaga]

what about the het tremper part? does it not look sunglow to anyone?

A sunglow needs to be homozygous albino. If you breed it to another HTCT het tremper or an actual sunglow, then your offspring could be sunglows.

 

[Ccrashca069]

darn about the amount of pics to have now grrrrrrrr. I had pics of Spellbound from when I got her to now to show how the spots fade but even when they get 50+ grams the spots are still there just faded. The ct will still form. Not much to me to call it ct
As far as being het tremper, what % did the person say? Doesn't look sunglowish to me. I think the het Tremper is something to think about when you breed it to anouther tang or other morph.