is it weird that she is green?

im so excited to see what she looks like! haha

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see really brown in pix!

woah......thats pretty....intense...its almost like an army camo green!!!

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Originally Posted by dembonez

woah......thats pretty....intense...its almost like an army camo green!!!

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wait r u srsly telling me you can see the green!!!!!

i just took a color blind test because i sometimes mistake purple for blue and blue for purple and sometimes other colors!

if you see the green someone please tell me because im being told im color blind and the test says no im not!!!

No, I can't really see it... so either "dembonez" was being sarcastic, or we're both colorblind! :D

By any chance, have you ever kept her on newspaper bedding? I keep most of mine on newspaper, and from time to time they'll get it wet & turn funny colors! Other than that, I'm not sure what would cause this... my Mojave is greenish, but it's not typically seen on normals.

It's normal - they'll all go through different subtle color differences, sometimes brought on by hormones. I know exactly what you're describing, as I have a girl that has an olive tint to her so that she looks green as well. It really is cool to see and almost impossible to capture in pictures.

I also have a mojave male that is glowing like a gravid female right now that makes him look like a hypo mojave. And yes, I know he's a male, because he's sired clutches for me! LOL

My guess is that dembonez was looking at the first pick, where you get the blue-ish green along her back because of the angle.

Was there supposed to be another green?

Perhaps a youtube video would work better?

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Originally Posted by Jeo123

My guess is that dembonez was looking at the first pick, where you get the blue-ish green along her back because of the angle.

Was there supposed to be another green?

Perhaps a youtube video would work better?

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I doubt he'll be able to catch it by pictures OR video. It really is something that you need to see in person to "get". It's just an olive green hue to the animal. Reminds me almost of the color of Extra Virgin Olive Oil - the really dark ones.

Hmm, yeah she looks normal to me, but if what Robin says is true, i can see it happening. Regardless, shes a good looking girl!

I've seen that green thing as well.

One of my het pied girls went green after a shed, really freaked me out because I had no clue what it was. She went back to normal after her next shed.

Gale