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RE: size comp....

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Posted by: ryan2691 at Thu Oct 26 18:25:50 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ryan2691 ]  
   

Yeah, I was holding him at the time (while I was reading the above messages) and figured I would try to get a peek in his mouth. All my lizards have tamed down quite considerably since I have got them, so it is kinda hard to get their mouths open. But I saw a glimps of dark on the top of his mouth. The other I saw this mornig with his mouth open on his own.

He doesn't show much color variation. I think this will change after his first shed (in my care); just like Dixie did. But he is usually a very light color with yellow and brown showing, which should change after his first shed ( as I am predicting).
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