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I got 3 leos a coulple months ago. I went on a trip for a few days and left them with my mother and when I came home one had a bit of orange on it's tail. Like right where it connects to the body. So what does that mean? I mean, I've seen others like that, and I know that their patterns change as they get bigger and all....but does this mean that he's some special kind or something? Thanks in advance for any help.
-Drako
Drako,
It is normal for leos to develope some orange on their tails. To be a "carrot tail" it has to have a good amount of solid orange on it, without the spots. but again, most leos do have some orange on their tails, though. 
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Yeah i agree with melissa. Actually most high yellows and some normals do develop some orange in the tail, but it is not genetic like a CT.
Tundra Geckos
also, it could be generic if either mom or dad was CT, but it is still doubtful.
Tundra Geckos
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