Well if you want an opinion I will give mine.
The hybino is already the "accepted" name for the lavender x hypo. A few people produced them last year and they sold for $1000. each. If you rename them you will just confuse the already enough confused brooks market into oblivion.
Now I realize the T negative that I have will change things. When the first true hybino is produced I have no idea what to call it. But it may be more confusing for some to think the T neg hybino is the lav hybino and visa versa. The same thing happened to me with the peanut Butter. The name " hypo" was alrady taken and from all apprarances at that time the peanut appeared to be JUST another strain of hypo. I called it a hypo typoe B but forums members here voted and decided i should call it a Peanut butter (not my fault guys).
But as it turns out is is not just a hypo type B and i am glad the name Peanut butter stuck (pun intended 
) because of its unusual codom traits.
Now just for fun. I think your hybino is more red than the other hybinos I have seen last year. So maybe you can call yours a Coral hybino?.. or somethin like that. But unless you did something different by outbreeding to another source {or line) it is still the same hybino that a couple breeders popped out last year.
For instance if I breed my Sulfur lavender into a hypo and they produce hybinos I might call them "Sulfur hybinos" because the sulfur gene changed the look,color and line.
There you got it. Thats my opinon.
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