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  • 01-04-2012, 06:43 PM
    python_addict
    pastels brown out normals can get darker or lighter my spider gets more golden albinos can fade caramel albinos get darker most mojaves lose yellow maybe its not an adult but I wouldnt say its a normal we all know yellowbellies can be extremely tricky maybe its just me who likes the darker yellowbellies then? But I still think we should get a few pictures with flash or in natural light the picture itself looks dark and also by the way the brown blushing throughout him is nice :)

    PS my favorite color changes are killerbees :D from white to yellow so beautiful!
  • 01-04-2012, 07:39 PM
    twistedtails
    That's a YB for sure! No doubts here. Just like all morphs there are variances, but, he has the flames from the belly up and the checkering to identify him.

    Edit: He also has the head spot.
  • 01-04-2012, 07:53 PM
    h00blah
    eh. i don't see YB. i see some signs but he's just not as yellow as a YB should be. i just don't see 100% YB. dinker until proven otherwise :D:P
  • 01-04-2012, 09:06 PM
    geeko
    It is very cold right now in florida, but if it warms up this weekend I'll take some pictures in natural light. He does have a lot of blushing, and is very interestingly colored. I think I might try to prove him out with my third female, but I might just want to make more Mojaves

    He is not a baby per say, but he is still smaller, around 750 or so grams.
  • 01-04-2012, 09:10 PM
    h00blah
    Re: Anything special? (possible DUW)
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by geeko View Post
    It is very cold right now in florida, but if it warms up this weekend I'll take some pictures in natural light. He does have a lot of blushing, and is very interestingly colored. I think I might try to prove him out with my third female, but I might just want to make more Mojaves

    He is not a baby per say, but he is still smaller, around 750 or so grams.

    cool =]. hope he proves to be more than a good looking normal :gj:
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