what locale
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Olimpia
Biologist & Ecologist
Just a really pretty female 
What locale she belongs to is anyone's guess, however. Females all essentially look the same from one locale to another, so she could be a number of things. Did the breeder/vendor not give you any family history?
And did you get her with her front left arm like that? It seems like she has some degree of MBD.
What locale she belongs to is anyone's guess, however. Females all essentially look the same from one locale to another, so she could be a number of things. Did the breeder/vendor not give you any family history? And did you get her with her front left arm like that? It seems like she has some degree of MBD.
Milgro12
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Just a really pretty female
And did you get her with her front left arm like that? It seems like she has some degree of MBD.
Thank you for replying so fast!! Do females flare up like this though?
The man i purchased her from bought her from a local breeder. i asked for family history but he had no info for me. I also asked him about her arm and he was told that she was born like that. Im not really worried because her other arm and legs are fine, she eats good, and she has no other signs of MBD. if you think there is something to worry about then i will take her to the vet.
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Olimpia
Biologist & Ecologist
You're very welcome. Yep, all of my females have looked nearly or exactly identical to yours, with the peach throat and blues on the face and arms. Mine were crosses of different locales, though. Females aren't just drab brown all day long! They can go through very pretty phases depending on where they are in their cycles, and can look vastly different from one point in her cycle to the next. Females are a great deal of fun to own, I think.
I doubt she was born with it but that's ok, if she's under good care now then I don't think it merits a vet visit or anything. Between sunshine, a good UVB bulb, and regular supplementing she should do great.
I doubt she was born with it but that's ok, if she's under good care now then I don't think it merits a vet visit or anything. Between sunshine, a good UVB bulb, and regular supplementing she should do great.
