Het. orange ghost

I have a het og and I find that she is quite orange in color mostly especially in sunlight and the top of her head tends to have an off color http://img.tapatalk.com/d/13/06/22/enyjede5.jpg but this is my het orange ghost female to help give you an idea of what to look for

http://i1032.photobucket.com/albums/...95IMAG0296.jpg this is the supposed het orange ghost female for $60

Picture needs to be better but the patterns look similar to mine so I would think the chances are pretty good it's a het og

I wouldn't buy a het off an unknown person.

Some people claim that they can tell, but I have doubts. They don't exactly have "markers" like pieds do, and even then, markers aren't 100%.

I'm going with the simple fact its almost a breedable female for $60.

Be sure it's a female then.

here she is http://i1032.photobucket.com/albums/...1/DSCF0418.jpg http://i1032.photobucket.com/albums/...1/DSCF0419.jpg

She could be het but you can't tell from that photo. Some ghost hets show some leakage of the gene and some don't. I have 0.4 young 66% het OG's here, all of which show varying degrees of orange on their heads; I sold the one that didn't as a pet. One of them shed today and when I checked the shed skin was patterless, so I am pretty sure that girl is a het. Bottiom line is that you can spot the obvious ones but certainly not all of them. The female out of my breeding het pair does show the gene, she is light coloured and has some orange on her head and body; the male is much darker and doesn't show orange (you would never pick him out as a het) but both are 100% het, as evidenced bu the two visuals that I have hatched from them.

Thanks I appreciate it. She is definitely a lot lighter than the other 2 normal females I have in the collection.

yep; 2 ways: first buy from someone who knows what they're selling, and second, breed it to an orange ghost. You'll likely hit at least one. Not what you meant I know, but sorry that's it for het recessive morphs