Re: tail variation pic

Posted by Elizabeth on March 07, 1999 at 14:17:35:

In Reply to: tail variation pic posted by Dino on March 07, 1999 at 10:54:27:

: Greetings,
:I am wondering if any of you have ever seen any variation in the tail patterns of Iggs,like the one pictured?

I have a little girl (Morty) who has a similar tail pattern. The rest of her body looks very lacey, with black/brownish patterning. It could be something caused by incubation temperatures (similar to striping in some snakes) or it could just be genetic. Morty also has some small congenital problems, so in her case I suspect that it was the incuabation temps.

Elizabeth

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: : Greetings, : :I am wondering if any of you have ever seen any variation in the tail patterns of Iggs,like the one pictured? : I have a little girl (Morty) who has a similar tail pattern. The rest of her body looks very lacey, with black/brownish patterning. It could be something caused by incubation temperatures (similar to striping in some snakes) or it could just be genetic. Morty also has some small congenital problems, so in her case I suspect that it was the incuabation temps. : Elizabeth

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