Carrottail runs in the family! Grandma, mom and daughter!

[SFgeckos]

Grandma (top), mom (bottom right) and daughter (bottom left)!

Jon

 

[Sunrise Reptile]

Damn, Jon! Spectacular! :main_thumbsup:

 

[GeckoGathering]

the TALE of 3 carrots

the TALE of 3 carrots!
Super Group.
Take care. Hj​

 

[eyelids]

Very very cool and impressive to say the least!

D-E-D-I-C-A-T-I-O-N!!! :2thumbsup:

 

[stager]

Now that's carrot tails

 

[Wild West Reptile]

Looks like full carrots run in the family. Nice looking family Jon. Thanks for sharing.

 

[ReptileFreaks01]

man those are some carrot tails!

 

[PhoenixCoconut]

Those are amazing! The daughter is beautiful, beautiful!

 

[winwin]

The intensity seem to be getting better with each generation. Can you post the dad?

 

[GeckoDude31]

Great family shot!

 

[Enigmatic_Reptiles]

Love your CT Jon.

 

[whin]

wow awesome

 

[CambGeckoUK]

Stunning carrot tails

 

[rigomez4]

very nice

 

[SFgeckos]

Thanks for all the comments! I've really enjoyed this long term project and hope to keep producing nice geckos!

The father has a mix of genetics= Hine carrottail/tangerine/patternless stripe cross male so every baby he produces is unique and different. Even when bred to average looking females some of the offspring turn out to be screamers!

Some babies have your typical tangerine look, others have tangerine stripes, dorsal stripes, jungle/patternless stripe or stripes and varying degrees of carrottail. Below are some of my favorites to show the degree of variation.

Jon

 

[SFgeckos]

Maurice- That carrottail eclipse male you got from me contains some of those carrottail genetics from 4-5 generations ago, I wouldn't be surprised if you produced 75-90% carrottails this year!

Jon

 

[Sunrise Reptile]

Thanks for the info, Jon. I kinda thought that may be the case. I have eggs in the incubator from his pairing, so fingers crossed ...

 

[Dragoon Gecko]

YESSS!!! Awesome and hot! Great linebreeding work :main_thumbsup:.
/Rebecca

 

[Gecko Gallery]

Jon -- as an old fan of CTs, I enjoy seeing what you have wrought with great effort and lots of thought. What I also see is PATIENCE. Many of us enjoy the beauty of the newest morphs. We buy a few and dabble for a spell. We worry about what others have and we don't have. Then we buy more geckos. Your patience is rewarding you. Bravo!

 

[SFgeckos]

Thanks Shannon and Rebecca! Good luck with your projects this season!

Jon