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Posted by: Gregg_M_Madden at Thu Dec 29 12:21:33 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Gregg_M_Madden ]  
   

Ok, you have seen plenty of them. I am so sure. Every importer we have shown this animal to said they have never seen a savannah like it. They see thousands of savannahs every year.

Can you post a singlr link to a photo of one that looks like this? Preferably one that shows it as a "dark" adult? I have been on these forums for years and have not seen one posted like this nor have I seen any comparison photos from neonate to adult. There is no record of this at all to be found anywhere. So please, enlighten me and everyone else as to what you have seen that no one else has.

You should also know that this animal is not a baby and it is actually getting ligher as it grows. It has put on about 4 to 5 inches since it first arrived. It is just getting brighter and lighter.

Also, can you explain the clear nails (a huge indicator of hypomelanism in lizards) and the light colored tounge? I am sure you have seen that plenty of times as well as well.


   

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