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Here is an updated pic of sunshine, she is getting so big. we are going to breed her to Lenny next year.

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2 male leos: Winky HY & Lenny TangCT & 2 Female Leos: Sunshine TangCT & Serenity Tremper HY Jungle Albino

Sunshine is very nice, but your description of her is wrong. She is actually a Super Hypo Tang, not carrottail, unless of course you meant tang x carrottail cross. Either way she is a very very nice tang!!
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Josh
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Hmm. I thought id she had the bright orange on her tail also that made her carrot tail also.
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2 male leos: Winky HY & Lenny TangCT & 2 Female Leos: Sunshine TangCT & Serenity Tremper HY Jungle Albino

...I might be wrong, but I think it should atleast 30% of the tail orange to be a CT.....correct me if im wrong??
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azureus06 I keep: Eublepharis macularius, Phelsuma M. Grandis, Phelsuma Laticauda, Stenodactylus Petrii, Rhacodactylus Ciliatus, Anolis sp., Agalychnis Callidryas, Hyla Cinerea, Mantella Aurantiaca, Mantella madagascariensis, Dendrobates Azureus azureus06

i've seen albey's adveratise carrot-tails at 10 and 15%. it should just be a solid coloring, not little specks.
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Most leos have the specks of orange at the base of their tails. It doesnt mean its a carrottail. For a leo to be a carrottail, the orange needs to be solid, with little to no black speckling breaking it up. It should also be, IMO, at least 20%...
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Josh
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here is a face close up.

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2 male leos: Winky HY & Lenny TangCT & 2 Female Leos: Sunshine TangCT & Serenity Tremper HY Jungle Albino