C ChamNoob New Member Mar 3, 2010 #1 my 4 month old veild is showing alot of white's and light shades of pink,do veilds normaly do this ? ive only ever seena veild that was greenmostly with some oranges and yellows and other darker colours
my 4 month old veild is showing alot of white's and light shades of pink,do veilds normaly do this ? ive only ever seena veild that was greenmostly with some oranges and yellows and other darker colours
Rocky Established Member Mar 3, 2010 #2 Any pics? Could be translucent or could be just normal patterns. Translucent would be there the whole time with random white splotches.
Any pics? Could be translucent or could be just normal patterns. Translucent would be there the whole time with random white splotches.
Miss Lily Chameleon Enthusiast Mar 3, 2010 #3 I agree, some pics would be useful! I was told that before I got her, my first female veiled went through a 'pink stage' before she was 6 months old.
I agree, some pics would be useful! I was told that before I got her, my first female veiled went through a 'pink stage' before she was 6 months old.
C ChamNoob New Member Mar 3, 2010 #4 sorry no pics yet, later tonight when i get my camera back form my mom,if she is still expressing her colours dont get me wrong she is stillmostly green but the yellow parrents were all white, it wasent sploches
sorry no pics yet, later tonight when i get my camera back form my mom,if she is still expressing her colours dont get me wrong she is stillmostly green but the yellow parrents were all white, it wasent sploches
Rocky Established Member Mar 3, 2010 #5 It's probably just normal coloring then. Some get it some dont. You should still post pics though
C ChamNoob New Member Mar 3, 2010 #6 do you think the colouring willsta ythrough out her life and posibly grow bigger into more bright patterns ?
do you think the colouring willsta ythrough out her life and posibly grow bigger into more bright patterns ?
Rocky Established Member Mar 3, 2010 #7 I've never owned a female veiled, but with my male veiled and all my panthers, the colors keep coming out more vibrant as they get older.
I've never owned a female veiled, but with my male veiled and all my panthers, the colors keep coming out more vibrant as they get older.
