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Is this how female Jacksons useally look

Yes, well atleast my female Jackson,s looks like that too. I ahve had her for 7 months in a tank full of ficus trees (very green enclosure), and she still remains the same olive/brownish color, only changed color ocasionally in the face, below the eyes, to green, and when seeing my male.

Cool thanks, just wanted to make sure she was settling in alright, I've only had her about 2 weeks and she was pretty dark for a few days.

n/p

About 45 minutes north of barrie ontario.

n/p
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Chris
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She looks like a red phase jacksons. I have a green phase and a red phase female and the red looks reddish most of the time. Jacksons females dont usually show much color differences. They do get darker when stressed but they stay pretty dark most times. Mine only seem to get much lighter when exposed to sunlight in my larger outdoor cage.
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Raf

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