Re: Ig coloring

Posted by Merlin on June 30, 2002 at 21:54:27:

In Reply to: Ig coloring posted by Shannon on June 30, 2002 at 20:09:47:

I beleive that some of the green coloring does come from the proper diet of greens. I saw a kid in a petstore bragging about his Ig that it had been raised on nothing but lettuce and it was this yucky yellowish color (poor thing!). Most of the older Ig's I have seen had lost that bright green of the young and juveniles and were more dull colored. The little ones need the bright green to blend in with the foliage whereas the adults are big enough to just look around and say "so you think so huh!"

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: I beleive that some of the green coloring does come from the proper diet of greens. I saw a kid in a petstore bragging about his Ig that it had been raised on nothing but lettuce and it was this yucky yellowish color (poor thing!). Most of the older Ig's I have seen had lost that bright green of the young and juveniles and were more dull colored. The little ones need the bright green to blend in with the foliage whereas the adults are big enough to just look around and say "so you think so huh!"

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