I previously had some bramble issues and one leafie with a fungal infection but I was cleaning them out roughly two weeks ago were I noticed one of my Phyllium Phillippinicum leafies had changed to a very bright yellow. They're roughly L3 and were previously green like all the others were only now she's quite pale and a very funky mix of yellow and green. She also looked like she was male (very pointy, triangular tail) until she'd been L3 for a while.
When I noticed the colour change she was on and had been eating a yellowed leaf but isn't showing and signes of illness and doesn't look like she's slowing down. I know other leaf species can have colour variants but can't find a lot about it for Phyllium Phillippinicum. I've attatched a photo of her so you can see what I mean, is this anything to worry about? All other leafies in the enclosure look like they're doing fine and are still green. Could she have just picked up some yellow from the leaf she ate?
When I noticed the colour change she was on and had been eating a yellowed leaf but isn't showing and signes of illness and doesn't look like she's slowing down. I know other leaf species can have colour variants but can't find a lot about it for Phyllium Phillippinicum. I've attatched a photo of her so you can see what I mean, is this anything to worry about? All other leafies in the enclosure look like they're doing fine and are still green. Could she have just picked up some yellow from the leaf she ate?
