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    Jeff Kennedy
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    Default Pyxicephalus adspersus coloring

    Any ideas on why some Pyxies are a more lighter, lime looking green and others are a more drab, olive color???

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    Kevin1
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    Default Re: Pyxicephalus adspersus coloring

    Genetics, mood, and temperature can effect the coloring of a pyxie(and most herps).
    Some though are just genetically lighter and darker than others. I also have a theory that pyxies that are raised warmer will turn out to be lighter colored adults, and individuals raised cooler will be darker. It's just a theory though.

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