Translucent hatched with no green?

[Red Island]

I just hatched a clutch and noticed one without any green coloration. Is this normal or did I hit a solid trans?

 

[fester2226]

i dont know but thats really cool

 

[ChamDE86]

It's possible the green will show up with age? Either way, looks pretty cooool!

 

[lovelychams]

wow, very interesting! i love the little babies.

 

[Chase]

You may have hit a solid translucent. I would keekeep him/her and see how it develops.

Chase

 

[SaintJimmy]

Exciting. Keep it and see!

 

[brendan0923]

Wow, I have never seen this before. That is so cool! Keep us posted!

 

[takeshinagano]

OMG please keep us updated with more pictures when he grows up, i'm so curious!

 

[BackwaterReptiles]

Very cool! I'm pleased to see someone working with the translucents--they don't get enough love.

 

[kwengkynator]

Thats interesting. Keep us posted and makes me wonder how will it communicate to others. Hmmm....

 

[Netpython]

It looks very interesting. many of my breedings has changed in colour when growing up. can we se pics of the breeding pair ?

 

[Netpython]

Its not solid transulent. That is only the part without pigment. as I see it on the front leg of it.

 

[SaintJimmy]

It may not be transluscent, but maybe just a darker brown color. A few chams I've seen (veileds) were not green but brown or orange. Strange but plausible. So maybe you have yourself a brown low trans.

 

[repdog]

I would keep him/her and see what happens but yes I agree very cool looking.