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Posted by: Spankenstyne at Fri Feb 15 00:28:11 2013   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Spankenstyne ]  
   

I have a pair that are supposedly from GC. I have no way of proving it though, a friend picked them up in Daytona years ago for me as babies and was sure it was from their table but he brought back a lot of stuff and was grabbing them as a favour.

I'm up in Canada & we have very few eastern getula being worked with up here period so those of us that do keep them tend to try and keep them as pure to type as possible, but we're also at the mercy of whoever we get them from as to their true lineage like anything else.

Anyway here's a couple of adult pictures as requested.
Apologies for the poor quality, and the pics are a couple of years old but gives a general idea.

I don't know if others have found this as well, but as they age I've found the males to have held their colours and stay brighter than the females. Could be a fluke & I don't have enough of them to say with absolute certaintly, but just an obervation based on mine & the feedback from folks who have bought the babies I produced. the Male is the one with the brighter colour and more orange head. The female was in shed but gives a basic idea:


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