Black axie looks like his gills are green with black frills

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Hey I've just noticed my little man has got like a green colour on them, not the frills just the bits they're on, I know I don't have the best photos but he's being difficult :confused:

Also if anyone can tell me how to attach more than one photo that'd be great :p
 

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I don't know what the green coloration is but it looks pretty cool, to attach more photos just hit enter after your photo and attach another just like you did the first

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Sorry he is hard to get photos of
 

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It's just skin pigment, the shiny green on the gills are iridophores. Nothing to worry about, colour will change as he matures
 
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