Hello,
I am just curious, what constitutes a carrot tail? Is there a ceratin amount that must be orange to be considered? Also, a Baldy? no markings at all on the head or no dark spots? Any help?
here is my gecko, is this carrot tail or baldy? it is super hypo tangerine right?
Thanks.

Chris

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Not a carrot tail, I think it has to have over 25% of the tail orange. I dont know if light spots are still considered a baldy.

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That was fast! OK, all these descriptive names confuse me, I appreciate your help!

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It is better I think to reach for the stars than to sit flustered because you know you cannot reach them, at least he who reaches will get a good view, a good stretch and perhaps even a low hanging apple for the effort.
-R.A. Salvatore

Yeah good luck figuring them all out! I have a Hypo tangerine carrot tail or something like that...and a normal and an albino there is supposedly some specific kind of albino that he is but I have yet ro research it.

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theres a few I can think of for albinos, Rainwater, temper, and I cant think of any others.

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Yeah i've never looked into the differences. I think the girl that turned him over to me told me but I was more concerned with him survivng the drive home. He's still got alot of baby pattern even though hes over a year old, he's been growing a bit though finally so we'll see what he turns out looking like.

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