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A few days ago I posted that my beardie's colors were looking very dull. Tonite to my suprise I walked in the room and her belly was snow white and her colors were fire orange and green very very vivid colors. I have no idea what could have caused this....Does anyone have any ideas??? Thanks.
-Justin
alot of things can affect color..are her temps better than before.. has she just got done shedding..maybe she was stressed before.... i find that the best time for my beardies to show there true color is outside, right after a bath, or when they are sleeping.. ohh and fired up. she sounds beautiful.. do you have a pic 
alissa
>>A few days ago I posted that my beardie's colors were looking very dull. Tonite to my suprise I walked in the room and her belly was snow white and her colors were fire orange and green very very vivid colors. I have no idea what could have caused this....Does anyone have any ideas??? Thanks.
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>>-Justin
Over time you'll learn they can chage colors very quickly. My beadie at one point can be VERY dark colors, with a VERY dark distinct pattern on her belly and as soon as 10 mins later, she'll have a bright white patternless belly, and the rest of her will be bright orange and red with a little green here and there. Seems to depend somewhat on light and temp and more on mood. (Although the colors don't seem to represent a specific mood, just a change in color seems to represent a change in mood. Odd, hard to figure out.)
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