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leedean
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 Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2007 6:15 pm Post subject: horn forg change colour |
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hi as ya may off seen my horn forg is dark green
2 day iv changed hes tank from mud 2 light green/yelow moss
and if pop back in 2 see how hes geting on and hes turned light green ???????? |
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sam
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Ive found that with my animals stress causes a colour change, but so does the changing colour of the environemnt they are in, and sometimes the time of day (this is going onthe Whites, horneds and oriental fire bellies)
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MJ
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| Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2007 11:24 pm Post subject: |
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| sam wrote: | | Ive found that with my animals stress causes a colour change, but so does the changing colour of the environemnt they are in, and sometimes the time of day (this is going onthe Whites, horneds and oriental fire bellies) |
I think I would change colur with you kissing and sueezing me mate  good thing ur darts are fast 
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sam
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Na, its only you who gets that attention mate-not the frogs. What can I say, i have a thing for balding short guys...
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| sam wrote: | | Na, its only you who gets that attention mate-not the frogs. What can I say, i have a thing for balding short guys... |
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leedean
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thanks dudes for the info il get sum pics of him/er 2 moz of how much hes lightend
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Maybe it prefers the moss as a substarte and is happier now in his environment. Then he would be showing his "happy colours".
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