Help identify morphs

[Layne302302]

Can someone please help me identify the possible morph for a few different leopard geckos?

 

[Layne302302]

 

[Layne302302]

 

[acpart]

Top one is normal. Other one is probably super hypo (no body spots). It's possible that the top one was just in a funny position in the photo, but I'm a little concerned about the front left leg. Are you providing calcium and vitamin D3 supplements. When I see a gecko like that I get concerned about Metabolic Bone Disease (MBD).

Aliza

 

[Layne302302]

Top one is normal. Other one is probably super hypo (no body spots). It's possible that the top one was just in a funny position in the photo, but I'm a little concerned about the front left leg. Are you providing calcium and vitamin D3 supplements. When I see a gecko like that I get concerned about Metabolic Bone Disease (MBD).

Aliza

I noticed that too. That picture was prior to me receiving her. I got her on supplements now and doing what I can to get her healthy again.

 

[acpart]

That's great. I got a juvenile a number of years ago that I realized had MBD when I got her home. I started the supplements immediately and she's a fat happy adult who has had some successful breeding seasons.

Aliza