What makes a Gecko a Carrot Tail gecko??....

Hi, I'm new on this forum, I'm from The Netherlands (Amsterdam)

My question is:

What makes a Leopardgecko a Carrot Tail Leopardgecko?

How many % of the tail has to be orrange before you can call it a carrot tail?

I found some pictures on the Internet, they all say that the geckos on the pictures are Carrot Tail.... :S

What is your opinion?

Looks into the forum a few pages bask I'm sure you'll find the topic, basically they must have Ray Hine line CTs in them to be considered CTs.

Ok thanx, sorry for not looking far enough in the pages when I searched for Carrot tail...

Does any of you have Gecko's from Ray Hine?

the first and third geckos there are carrot tails, they need to have 15-20% orange at the base with no black spots interupting the carrot

the second gecko is a super hypo an fourth is a hypo tangerine

fourth is also a super hypo. sorry about that...no edit button

Thanx, I know a lot more know I read the whole post about carrot tails.

Hope to see Ray Hine in The Netherlands again very soon.

Dan’s correct. Carrot-tails aren’t carrot-tails unless they have at least 15% solid orange.

I don’t have any carrot-tails directly from Ray Hine but the first picture you have up there is from Ray Hine breeders. I know this because he’s mine.

Originally Posted by progeckos

Dan’s correct. Carrot-tails aren’t carrot-tails unless they have at least 15% solid orange.

I don’t have any carrot-tails directly from Ray Hine but the first picture you have up there is from Ray Hine breeders. I know this because he’s mine.

Having one of your leos as an example of a morph