boutiquegecko
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Is there a chart with the carrot/orange head like the nifty carrot tail one? I've seen variouse geckos as carrot head but all have different amounts of orange/baldness to them.
boutiquegecko said:Gazz posted a chart here under "carrotting or not" it's pretty neat. Has the diff ratings of carrot tails, so I was wondering if there was one for the head as well.
LeosForLess said:
it looks much better in persno, ill get pics once he gets done shedding. No relation to Raptors or aptors
Gazz said:I find carrot heads not worth reconizing as you only get them in albino form pretty much all APTOR/RAPTOR and APTOR/RAPTOR offspiring are what you would call carrot headed but no one ever reconizes or names them as such.All it is really it a tangerine strain albino type that is't a chocolate tangerine that's all.Look at the non chocolate and chocolate albino APTOR/RAPTOR's you'll see what i mean.
There are nonalbino carrotheads. I lean towards the idea that carrothead albinos have underlying orange head patterning in the nonalbino form. If the albanism removes black patterning you're left with white/lavender/chocolate base color depending on the albino involved. If there's orange patterning expressed on the head or covered by black in the nonalbino form, then you have a carrot head. For argument's sake this would apply to adults because you get those changes from juvie to adult when the patterning is developing and just about anything can happen. Then again, I may be totally off. The first pic is a nonalbino Redstripe, the second is a Firewater in shed. As far as % of carrothead, good luck. That would make an intense tang baldy a 100% carrothead ??