Lil Mutant starting to change! DUW!

[MegF]

Sparks has been changing weekly for a while now while my Lil Mutant has just stayed the same. He finally appears to be changing. A few spots of bright green coming in. We'll see what happens from here:
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a300/MegFrancoeur/amazon%20babies/hopeandothers015.jpg
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a300/MegFrancoeur/amazon%20babies/hopeandothers017.jpg
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a300/MegFrancoeur/amazon%20babies/hopeandothers020.jpg

[Will0W783]

He's adorable! Although I do wish some of the yellow ones would stay yellow- they are so pretty yellow with blue lines. BTW, what does "DUW" mean?

[siz]

I agree Kim, although they are gorgeous as adults, I love the neonate colouration. Looking good, Meg!

DUW = dial up warning, AKA if you click this thread it will take forever to load with D/U internet due to pics haha

[Will0W783]

Ahhh, ok. So it's a good thing to add to threads that contain high resolution pictures?

[MegF]

I would. It just helps those with dial up to decide whether or not they want to grow old waiting for the stuff to download.

[Crein]

my jaw just dropped to floor and bounced to who knows where!
i love the sparks on that guys head

great looking snake!

[Good 'N Plenty]

Always wished these guys stayed in their red or yellow phases. What a looker you got there!

[Will0W783]

The canary island ones often stay yellow. They will run you a couple of grand for one, but they are amazing!

[MegF]

Not all Canary's stay yellow and in fact a lot of the adults go from yellow to green to back again. Some just look a dirty yellow color...what we call Dirty Birds. They are considerably cheaper now that cbb babies are being produced. I saw some babies for sale at Daytona for $600. They were cbb.

[siz]

I've never seen a canary island yellow GTP. I've definitley never seen a yellow adult GTP. I'd be interested in checking one out.

Now a GTP that stays red....mmm...count me in! :D

[MegF]

You've never seen a Kaifu (Canary chondro)? I'm surprised. They were the big thing a number of years back. Here's a picture of one.
http://reptileutopia.com/images/DSC_3203_col.jpg