He has lots of all the colors, so he's high blue, yellow, and orange. You can find veilds with disproportionally moreof one color than another, but they ALL have the same colors, it's the amounts that differ. Panther morphs have different colors altogether.



Some people refer to the different veilds as morphs, it is convienient for marketing, so people have an idea as towhat color the parents showed.



I'm sorry to sound confusing, but it really is just because there is no ddistinct definition of a "morph" and I think the term is thrown around a bit too much and used to liberally, to the result of much confusion.



I guess it's me beingg a zoologist, I look at things at the populational level, and the evolutionary level, adn I see people taking an animal, breeding it to creat individuals with more distinct variation in coloration, and selling them as "morphs". It leads people to think they come from distinct population, and the yellow ones are "differnt" from the blue ones.



Basically, this is what it leads too...



I have seen MANY people ask weather it's ok to CROSS breed

Sunburst veilds with turquoise blue veilds! They have been given the impression that they are distinct species!



Ok, I'm a zoologist, which means I am more of a nerd (when it comes to the particularities of these things) than most people. I'm entitled to it, I earned my degree. I apologize for the rant...I'll go back to work now.

I hope I was able to de-confuse you.

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