hi ive posted a couple questions, but still new to the game. i have been reading a lot of posts and trying to i.d. my new guy but get confused with all the abrevations so if u can help explain on laymans terms please

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hi ive posted a couple questions, but still new to the game. i have been reading a lot of posts and trying to i.d. my new guy but get confused with all the abrevations so if u can help explain on laymans terms please

thank you cherribomb for your help,much appericiated...
No problem, anytime 
What a great looking leo! He looks like he's got a ton of personality (if leos have personality, LOL)
He's definitely a hypo tangerine. He's almost super-hypo and some people would argue he is. This is because he's got such minimal spotting on his body and reduced spotting on his head. A leo with no spotting on the head is called a "baldy". He is not, but it looks like he's quite close. He also has a nice amount of orange on the base of his tail. If it was solid orange without the broken spotting, he would be a Carrot-tail too, by most accounts.
So many labels, huh? He's definitely a Hypo Tang. Some will say he's arguably a super-hypo, (he's extremely close, it looks like), and he's got some nice carrot tail in his genes. A very nice looking gecko that looks like he's got some great genetics!
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Too many Leos
1.0 feline "Spot"
0.1 canine "Tika"
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