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Originally Posted by Revolution1221
i understand that cresteds dont poses a green or blue color pigment but to my understanding it was actually two overlaping colors that created the appearence of green not that one shade of color just seeming to be another? which in reality it may not be caused by a green pigment but it is still green. i have both a crested that goes from green and fires brown and two that go from grey almost silverish to green when fired.
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The funniest part about that is that you can't even produce green without blue. I understand that the gecko's skin has multiple colors working together to produce other colors.. but my idea is that a green gecko is a green gecko, no matter what the original pigments were. If you mix blue and yellow paint, you get green paint, plain and simple. Therefore, I've seen green crested geckos, meaning they exist... (most definitely not impossible that it could become more and more common to see cresties that are green all the time...)