Please identify my red foot

[MoonRX]

Can anyone please help me identify the type and or morph of my red foot (or cherry head).

Here is the pictures:




Thanks

Best regards

 

[russian/sulcata/tortoise]

@N2TORTS will know.

 

[allegraf]

From this angle they look like cherries. Will need to see the plastron to make sure.

 

[tortdad]

Agreed, they look like Cherryhead to me. Take a snap shot of the underside.

 

[MoonRX]

Ok..
But do they have any particular/ special morph name?
Like for example the middle one might be called "high yellow" maybe ?
Thanks

 

[MoonRX]

I mean like the one on this website..
http://www.theturtlesource.com/i.asp?id=225689807&p=Black-Cherry-Head-Red-Footed-Tortoise

Does his naming / morph correct?

 

[ZEROPILOT]

Very interesting and varied colorations. Nice!

 

[HLogic]

You will often see quite a bit of variation in color/pattern even within the same clutch. Especially, if multiple males are available.

 

[MoonRX]

Thanks for the compliment @ZEROPILOT

Thanks for the useful info @HLogic.

Here is my other cherry head red footed..

Some call it "black" cherry head red footed tortoise though.. lol
But i dont know whether those morph really does exist or not..

 

[HLogic]

"Black" cherry head is marketing...

 

[ZEROPILOT]

They may be called different things from one locale to another with no scientific name whatsoever.
It's the same thing with the fish I keep. FLOWERHORNS, Different names for different color variants and shapes. It's all very confusing.
HLogic just summed it up.

 

[MoonRX]

So it is different with albino, caramel (in turtle) or ivory in torto?
So none of them are really a legitimate morph of red footed/ ch?
Marketing term did confused me though...
Thanks for the info..