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do veileds change color

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do the veilds change color in there adult hood or do they stay the green color from childhood to adulthood. The color they are born with is that the color they stay with?
 
The males will get more prominent stripes and colors the females will get little blue dots on them when they are ready to mate. They can also turn dark colors when they are stressed and cold. Sometimes I cannot find one of my females because she is dark and mixing the colors of the tree. As a general rule the veileds do not change colors as much as the panthers.
 
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