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Posted by: Rtdunham at Thu Sep 29 09:23:01 2005 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Rtdunham ] in my opinion, tangerines are the animals at one end of the continuum, tricolors at the other, and there are animals in between because it's not an either-or situation. Personally, I categorize my albinos as tangerines, tricolors, and "semi-tangerine," the latter just being a catch phrase for the in-betweens. To me, a tangerine has to have colors that approximate each other, in exceptional cases they match. They're usually orange to orange-red. To me, if the narrow (mid-triad) ring is white, cream, yellow, or gold, the animal's a tricolor; when that ring gets orange you can start entertaining its being a tangerine, and as it approaches the color of the wide rings you can be sure. But those are just my opinions. I see others characterizing their animals quite differentlly--certainly a lot of people call animals tangerine albinos that i sure don't think deserve that term. I guess it helps sell them, or helps get a premium price. But i always marvel that people will buy based on what someone CALLS something rather than what they can see for themselves in the photos. | ||
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