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This happens a lot. There will only be a small percentage of offspring that maybe “super” form, but no one grows them out long enough to see their true colors come out. They can be born with green bellies but grow into a solid much brighter red. Most just breed 2 reds and call the offspring supers. I have iguanas who had green bellies but are now solid red, but I wouldn’t call them supers. I have a gravid female due to lay and will watch the offspring grow and hopefully have some video evidence to prove how all this works. Didn’t mean any harm with my comment earlier, it’s just funny to me how little we know about iguana morphs still to this day. Good luck on your sell of a normal red female.
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