Is my 4 - 5 month old veiled looking healthy?

[ZacharyLeesWife]

Dilly bean is a very low translucent, she just has the white socks.

 

[Lizzie The Chameleon]

Dilly bean is a very low translucent, she just has the white socks.
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do they have blue and red stripes like spongebob's?

 

[Dumzy]

oh that's good to know. i've never seen a trans but they sound really interesting

Ive seen lots of em, just walk around downtown. No seriously though, i would love to have a translucent, they are amazing looking.

 

[Andee]

See I don't really like translucent veileds. They just look weird to me and I much prefer their natural colors.

 

[Dumzy]

See I don't really like translucent veileds. They just look weird to me and I much prefer their natural colors.

Yea, thats kind of how i am with snakes. Honestly though, id probably take a translucent veiled over a panther.

 

[broderp]

First post from OP shows what appears to be a standing water source....just saying. That's a no-no.

My Cham (rip) would turn brown from time to time. Your Cham seem to have "duller" colors than most or at least more browns than greens. He's pretty cool I think. Love the female one with pink legs as well. That's unusual.

 

[alphakenc]

that's really odd! I have never seen a pink veiled, but i have seen a pink panther! wink wink @alphakenc I wonder why she would be so pink

Shhh.....can u keep a secret,so "Pink n Translucent "never leaves a mark

 

[Michelle Maxwell]

Just wondering if anyone with alot of experience can tell me if he looks in good shape

Look at his feet in the first pic I love the colors of his feet with his body

 

[Andee]

I don't think he looks unhealthy it would depend on how you are keeping him?

 

[Joseph 1233]

Look at his feet in the first pic I love the colors of his feet with his body

He is a low translucent so he has pink soles of his feet

 

[Joseph 1233]

He is a low translucent so he has pink soles of his feet

Ink and white

He is a low translucent so he has pink soles of his feet

And here he is 1 month ago with redish legs and tail

 

[Joseph 1233]

First post from OP shows what appears to be a standing water source....just saying. That's a no-no.

My Cham (rip) would turn brown from time to time. Your Cham seem to have "duller" colors than most or at least more browns than greens. He's pretty cool I think. Love the female one with pink legs as well. That's unusual.

Not sure if you meant me but I definitely do not