First hatched eggs need help with morphs?

[Lexi1674]

I have a high yellow male and hypo female. That is what I was told by previous owner. I breed them and want to know what the baby are possibly. Anything will help I know I dont have alot of information. male female

 

[acpart]

The first baby is an albino and the second one is a normal who may end up being a super hypo. This means that each of the parents has a gene for albino and the non-albino hatchling has a 66% chance of having an albino gene as well, but there's no way to know without breeding it and seeing if you get albinos.
If you're going to breed, it's good to know something about leopard gecko genetics (and when you do, you may come to realize that breeding geckos where their genetic history isn't known isn't the best thing for the leopard gecko hobby). Here's an article that will get you started:

Fun with Hets: Leopard Geckos Teach Genetics 101 - Gecko Time

A successful reptile breeder, in addition to knowing the mechanics of breeding and caring for hatchlings, must also understand basic genetics in order to plan and execute reptile pairings. In addition, the only way to make a positive contribution to herpetoculture requires the ability to provide...

www.geckotime.com

(Eragon, the first gecko pictured in the article is still with me and is 16 years old!)

Aliza