>>No, I have no internet access but somehow I am managing to post. I just dictate to my cat and somehow he goes over and types it into a box and it somehow appears on the world wide web....
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>>Bad post on my part, yes hormons are involved, I have Green Tree pythons that go blue to prove it. Stupid, quick off the cuff post on my part... bad post...
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>>Matt Buchanan


Matt, not to necessarily disagree, but "hormonal" female chondros are just how people describe the lack of xanthum in the skin during breeding season. It doesn't prove it is a hormonal condition. For all we know it's a vitamin or mineral deficiency due to egg production and may have nothing to do with hormones. Again, not saying it isn't true, but we can't really "prove" it is either.
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