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Just got this pair last night. The Adult is a Surong, but the smaller one is an unknown locale. Any opinions as to what locale? Also, the blue she is showing, should that disappear with her color change? Or is there a chance for more blue? Any info would be much appreciated!
If there are other angle pics that would help, just ask, I can post more.
Thanks
How come the "adult's" perch is the same size as the neo's?
It is imposable to identify any animal with certainty unless you have some GPS coordinates from where it was field collected or where the parents were collected, etc... So it's a Chondro... Local names are overrated... 
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Shiloh Hawkesworth
kansas
(Midwest Serpents)
Agreed. They are pretty animals, although the Sorong type, if that's what it is, looks pretty fat. You might want to cut back on meals for a while. You don't want a prolapse or something.
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The Surong is in shed is the reason for the folds in the skin.
The thin perch is just one of the perches. He has a larger perch in back. They are only in those tubs for quarantine and shed purposes.
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