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...a ghost in shed!!!!!

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Michael Enriquez

Nice shot. Orange hypos have to be one of the most subtly beautiful morphs, and they certainly add a lot to anyone with which they combine. I have an '08 female set to arrive Thursday and have hopes of pairing her with a spider het ghost down the road.

I used to have this little guy and have been kicking myself in the arse since selling him:

(also in shed)

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Chance Duncan
Science Teacher, Herp Enthusiast, and Reptilian Conservation Proponent
www.rvexotics.com

>>...a ghost in shed!!!!!
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>>Michael Enriquez

Here's my Ghost going into shed. Not deep, but getting there.

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LETTUCE FOR EVERYONE!!!!
GOLDENCHILD VS TITANIUM!

>>...a ghost in shed!!!!!
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>>Michael Enriquez

My Ghost in Shed.

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LETTUCE FOR EVERYONE!!!!
GOLDENCHILD VS TITANIUM!

Love ghost!

Here is my Orange Ghost girl!

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C-Rodriguez Reptiles

Yeah, Ghosts look pretty sweet in shed mode...

Dave

I am calling them hypos. They are beautiful orange HYPOS lol. Some of you will agree some will not, but I think it is up to us to organize the morph names. They are just getting rediculous with how many different ones are out there. For me, the ghost is a hypo axanthic, and a hypo is a hypo, be it the orange hypo, yellow hypo, citrus hypo, green hypo......ANYONE have any pics of a green hypo by the way? I have never seen one.

Call em what you want, but the Ghost name has been around for a long time. Nobody will ever be happy, some say the Lucy is not really a Lucy, etc. Tell ya what, when you buy a CH or WC Ghost, YOU can name it whatever you want....

Dave