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Posted by: Carlton at Thu Aug 30 11:30:46 2007 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Carlton ] I think it's more of a gradual change in color shades and intensity over time. Color is affected by hormones which affect the whole body, not just one part at a time. What happens when you show him a mirror image of himself? Sometimes a male who doesn't have reasons to assert himself doesn't show adult color until he's older. If he's a mellow cham he may have the ability to flare into adult display at this age, but there hasn't been a big reason to do so. I sometimes think the ability to flare into a major adult display needs "practice". See what happens when he sees his reflection. I mean a short event...not leaving his image visible all the time. | ||
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