Question: Green fingers

I finally got a good picture now he is sitting still. So is this colouring normal? and if its because my axie is sexually mature how old does that make him? (its actually a she and her name is socks)
 

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his feet look normal to me but i would wait for someone with more experience. i cant tell by your photo if it is a boy or a girl, you will have to take a photo between his/her back legs. if there is a large bump it is a boy and if it is a small bump it is a girl.
 
She is definately a girl she has hardly any bump at all. The black areas on her fingers have only just appeared since i got her so if its a sexual maturity thing then its only just happened. Can anyone tell me what age they usually sexually mature?
 
BethanyKate said:
She is definately a girl she has hardly any bump at all. The black areas on her fingers have only just appeared since i got her so if its a sexual maturity thing then its only just happened. Can anyone tell me what age they usually sexually mature?
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Not sure. My 6-7 inch GFPs have the black toe tips but my other 2 (who are larger and more than a year old), have much more noticeable black toes. I think it varies. But I doubt that there is cause for concern.
 
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