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That is well within the normal coloration of a Banana. Some of ours have come out very purple and some are much lighter like yours. These are from the same clutch..... notice the front one has already started to pepper after his first shed. This was a few weeks ago, and he is much more peppered now.
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Re: why is my banana so light in colour?
 Originally Posted by coreydelong
That is well within the normal coloration of a Banana. Some of ours have come out very purple and some are much lighter like yours. These are from the same clutch..... notice the front one has already started to pepper after his first shed. This was a few weeks ago, and he is much more peppered now.

Oh okay I guess it just varies . Yours seem to have much thicker purple spots Aswell. Almost like that look better
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I wish every one would stop posting pictures of Bananas. Until I get one that is. Just kidding. Cool looking snakes!
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Oh god, i hope my boy peppers up! He was only one in clutch with a few spots after his 2/3rd shed. I personally LOVE dirty bananas,
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hope mine peppers too its a cool contrast. any other banana pics?
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He looks great. I can't wait to get one myself.
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Re: why is my banana so light in colour?
My boy has just the right amount of peppering, for my liking anyhow....
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