carrot tail vs Tangerine vs sunglow
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NickOC
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As a noob here too, this is an awesome resource for seeing the differences in morphs.
http://www.leopardgeckowiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Category:Morphs
WARNING; conceptual time warp, yearning for leos, and general addiction to reading about morphs are frequent side effects. :main_yes:
http://www.leopardgeckowiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Category:Morphs
WARNING; conceptual time warp, yearning for leos, and general addiction to reading about morphs are frequent side effects. :main_yes:
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thegeckoguy
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carrot tail isnt a morph it just refers to geckos with at least 15% of their tail orange. Lots of morphs can have carrot tails.
Sunglows and tangerines are a morph.
Sunglows are basically an albino shtct(i think?)
Tangs are not albino but just an orange(tangerine) colored gecko
Sunglows and tangerines are a morph.
Sunglows are basically an albino shtct(i think?)
Tangs are not albino but just an orange(tangerine) colored gecko
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Sunglows are a super hyo carrot tail albino witch is a morph.
Tangs are just a leo with more orange on its body.
carrot tails are a leo with a good amount of orange on its tail.
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Tangs are just a leo with more orange on its body.
carrot tails are a leo with a good amount of orange on its tail.
hope it helps any other questions just pm me:main_thumbsup:
Pretty much everybody else already said it, but just for fun, I will say it again.
A carrot-tail in my opinion is a gecko with at least 40% carrot-tail. Other considers this 15% and there is nothing wrong with this. The carrot-tail trait is normal crossed with the tang trait.
A tangerine is just a gecko that has an orange, yellow, or red color, through out most of its body and head. It can also have a carrot-tail which my be a factor as why this is difficult to understand.
A sunglow is just an albino (normally tremper strain. The other strains are normally referred to as hybinos) It can be tang, and have a carrot-tail as well. The only difference is the albino gene.
Here are references to a carrot-tail, a tangerine, a tangerine carrot-tail, and a sunglow.
Carrot-tails (Most of the ones at the top of the page are carrot-tails, that I don’t consider tang)
http://www.albeysreptiles.com/a_list.htm#sht
Tangerine, these are tangs, without the 40% carrot-tail, which in my opinion makes a carrot-tail.
http://www.theurbangecko.com/leopard_tangerine.html
Tangerine Carrot-tail, as you can see they have a tang, color, most with great carrot-tails
http://baysidegeckos.com/breeders.html
Sunglows, as you can see the all have more than 40% carrot-tail
http://www.theurbangecko.com/leopard_sunglow.html
Hoped that helped a little.
A carrot-tail in my opinion is a gecko with at least 40% carrot-tail. Other considers this 15% and there is nothing wrong with this. The carrot-tail trait is normal crossed with the tang trait.
A tangerine is just a gecko that has an orange, yellow, or red color, through out most of its body and head. It can also have a carrot-tail which my be a factor as why this is difficult to understand.
A sunglow is just an albino (normally tremper strain. The other strains are normally referred to as hybinos) It can be tang, and have a carrot-tail as well. The only difference is the albino gene.
Here are references to a carrot-tail, a tangerine, a tangerine carrot-tail, and a sunglow.
Carrot-tails (Most of the ones at the top of the page are carrot-tails, that I don’t consider tang)
http://www.albeysreptiles.com/a_list.htm#sht
Tangerine, these are tangs, without the 40% carrot-tail, which in my opinion makes a carrot-tail.
http://www.theurbangecko.com/leopard_tangerine.html
Tangerine Carrot-tail, as you can see they have a tang, color, most with great carrot-tails
http://baysidegeckos.com/breeders.html
Sunglows, as you can see the all have more than 40% carrot-tail
http://www.theurbangecko.com/leopard_sunglow.html
Hoped that helped a little.
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