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I know allot about leos but am having a hard time telling a super hypo from a normal hypo....maybe its just that i've never seen many pics of the two compared but what makes a super hypo different than just a hypo? Also if you have some time take a look at my pics in the gallery and let me know if I labeled any of my leos wrong I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks,

Tyler

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Hi. Hypo refers to the lack of melinin in the skin. Super Hypo loosely is inperpretated by 10 or less spots on the body.

Wait.. I thought that Hypo was 10 or fewer spots on the body, and that Super Hypo is either 5 or less or no spots on the body. That's how it was explained to me. (I think I was told 5 or less for Super Hypo??)

~~Dusty Windom
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P.S. Either way, that photo is Definitely a Super Hypo - and a carrottail! Quite a beauty

~~Dusty Windom
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I was told by a few breeders that if it has less than ten significant spots on its back and legs its a hypo and its only a super hypo if it has zero spots on its back and legs. If there are no spots on the head its back, legs or head its a baldy.

Emily
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2.4.2 leopard geckos
1.1 ferrets (Oliver and Delilah)
1. budgie (Max)
0.0.1 Ring neck Parakeet (Kiwi)
1.1 German Shepards (Jake and Abigail)

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