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Pigmentation change

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This is Jack. He is a hypo trans male with purple paradox patches on his legs and some in the face. This is his progression from baby to now. He started out with no translucency, then he started losing white pigmentation, and then lost the translucency.

The other thing is that this guy refuses to grow. Hes kind of my oddball dragon in that he is only 11" & 81 grams, yet I've had him since March of 2013. (His set up, lights, care, diet and supplementation matches that of my other 20 dragons who have all grown or are growing at the normal fast rate that dragons usually grow at). He is also my pickiest insect eater which causes me no end in stress trying to find his new favorite insect each week. Anyone else have a dragon that will not grow like this?

Just thought I'd share his pigment transformation as I thought it was pretty interesting.
 
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And this is another photo of Jack during the time he was losing white pigmentation. This was around the same time as the photo in the middle of the collage. The photo in the middle of the collage was taken outdoors in natural sunlight, and this one was taken indoors with flash.

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