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Overall I mostly agree with what @armiyana said: the issue would be finding homes for the offspring as they would be Pet Quality. Because the seller incorrectly identified the morph of the first gecko (she is very obviously an albino, not het for albino), you cannot rely on the genetic background information they give you for either gecko. Thus you have no way of knowing the true morph genetics of any babies these geckos produce.
Since the genetic information given was obviously incorrect, all we can give you is a phenotypic description of visible morph. I would call the first gecko a Super Hypo Tremper. @armiyana is not wrong either- over time the definitions of Hypo and Super Hypo have gotten blurred a bit and are somewhat subjective. I would call the second gecko a Banded Super Hypo.
If I recall, a ‘Sunglow’ is just a orangey/bright Tremper. I don’t think I’d call her a Sunglow.
If you breed a Super Hypo Tremper Albino x Super Hypo, you would get all het Tremper babies that would look like Normals/Hypos/etc.
Though both geckos are cute, I would look for a different seller if you plan to breed. Geckos shouldn’t really be bred unless you know their genetic background.