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This is Poisedon again, this time pictures taken with a proper digital camera - thus the clearer pics 
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Darker shade of snow? :OP
nice outdoor pictures..though he doesn't look to thrilled to be outside, he really darkened his color and beard. More a sign of being nervous. But he certainly does look more normal outside but that could be because he has darkened himself.
He is one chubby boy though.
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PHLdyPayne
Unfortunately...he was not handled much for the past few months with his owner, and kept in a concrete dirt ditch with no lights or heat (supposed to be brumating - but he was wide awake)... So he's become hand shy and wary again. Apparently he used to be super tamed and docile. But that day when I first met him, he was just so frightened...darkening and bearding and fear snapping at everyone.
He has since improved tremendously :O) I wanted to take a pic of his light colors but he darkened up when I brought him outside my house - his first time...baby steps from now, I guess...
Can an Adult dragon still shed? He's a year plus....
Yes, all dragons shed. adults just do it less frequently.
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