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Totosi was brown?!

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I have one other question when i got totosi he was housed with anoles and other common fl lizards. totosi was not thw normal black spots and yellow coloring he was all brown. but since i put him in the tank with chikita he has gotten his normal coloring back and is more active. why is it that he was brown when i got him?
 
Possibly low teperatures as well. Leos kept at low temperatures will develop more of a brown/dark coloring.
 
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