whats the difference? hybinos, hyglows and sunglows
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The difference is who's selling them and named them. Essentially, they are ALL the same morph with each breeder adding their own combination of hypos and albinos.
Well, if you refer to my hyglo line, with out the w at the end, those are selective bred and have no hypo genes. As I specify in my web page, they are just tangerine albinos with at least 90% orange, if they have less I call them just tangerine albino. As far as the difference from hybino and sunglow I cannot help you there.
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What I have heard is that a Hybino is from the Bell albino x SHT(CT) then the yougens are bred together and they are called Bell Hybino and the sunglows are from Tremper albinos x SHT(CT) and the youngens are bred together to make Tremper Sunglows. As for Hyglos I have no idea but I have heard that a certain breeder calls Tremper Sunglows, Hyglos! I hope I have helped! Deb
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In Ron's book he talks about Hybinos and Sunglows. He says Hybinos are a Hypo-Albino. For Sunglows, or any other type of glow, he says they are Tangerine Hypo-Albinos.
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You forgot about the Hynee Glow, Robin. How could you? LOL
) just wondering what people thought the differences in them are. i want to see what, as a whole people think the difference isWell, here is what I think.
When Ray Hyne made the first hybinos I think he stated that these animals were only hypo albino, as for the sunglow as I beleive stated on TUG web site those should be hypo tangerine albino.
I think Ray did not mention hypo tangerine when he made hybinos but only hypo albinos? I am not sure.
This is the best explanation I can give, I may and can be wrong.
Alberto
When Ray Hyne made the first hybinos I think he stated that these animals were only hypo albino, as for the sunglow as I beleive stated on TUG web site those should be hypo tangerine albino.
I think Ray did not mention hypo tangerine when he made hybinos but only hypo albinos? I am not sure.
This is the best explanation I can give, I may and can be wrong.
Alberto
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I figured they were all the same....thats why I did not buy any. I wanted to create my own...
But I would not have called them anything new...that always causes confusion...Sunglow has always been the description of a Hypo Albino...at least where I come from.
But I would not have called them anything new...that always causes confusion...Sunglow has always been the description of a Hypo Albino...at least where I come from.
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robin said:
I've always been informed the there differant name by differant creators for the same morph (albino + hypo).
(Ray Hine)-branded his hybino.
(The Urban Gecko)-branded there's Sunglow.
(A&M Gecko) there's hyglow.
Not sure how much truth there is in that though.
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I think they are different lines, from different breeders of pretty much the same morph, linebred or not. The main difference, to me, is either the linebred, or dominant Hypo. I do think some lines may have both influences by now.
I guess if Hybino= Ray Hines w/ no Tangerine influence
Then you can have a Sunglow= Urban w/ Tangerine influence
I think these two have the same dominant hypo so the color is really the only difference(?)
The rest are, I think linebred "Hypo" Albino, or call them reduced pattern. Those are Super Tangerine, Hypo-Albino(duh), Hyglow, and I think that the Tangelo, is the same thing as the "Super Tang". Just another name for Rons Hypo-line of Albinos.
I guess if Hybino= Ray Hines w/ no Tangerine influence
Then you can have a Sunglow= Urban w/ Tangerine influence
I think these two have the same dominant hypo so the color is really the only difference(?)
The rest are, I think linebred "Hypo" Albino, or call them reduced pattern. Those are Super Tangerine, Hypo-Albino(duh), Hyglow, and I think that the Tangelo, is the same thing as the "Super Tang". Just another name for Rons Hypo-line of Albinos.
ok but what about bells and rainwaters?
kelli produced the first hypo rainwaters and hypo tang rainwaters and bell hypos and hypo tang bells. she named them hybinos but i see people referring to them as sunglows as well. so what is the difference there?
kelli produced the first hypo rainwaters and hypo tang rainwaters and bell hypos and hypo tang bells. she named them hybinos but i see people referring to them as sunglows as well. so what is the difference there?
Robin
I was not trying to say anything else other then explain what the hyglos are if you were refering to my hyglos, I still am not sure if you were because of the extra W, lol. I was just helping with telling the difference, I did not take that personal at all.
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Robin, I think as far as Bells and RW`s we are looking at a matter of preference. Some people like the term Hybino, or have bought "hybino" from someone else, others like Sunglow, and/or have bought them as "Sunglows".
A&M Gecko said:
no i understand alberto, i do. now you know as i do people may have a tang hypo albino (dominant form) and call it a hyglo (even if has no relation to your line). what i am trying to do here is for people to understand what is and is not. a gecko from your line bred line is a hyglo, not just a super hypo tang with ray hine influence. peole tend to chose a name without knowing what or wherer it was dirived from and what the exact differences are. other than your line bred hyglo line, it seems like hybinos and sunglows are the same just coined by different people.
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