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Got a hermit today, not sure what spices.
It’s brown/orange . Legs has white spots/stripes

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Got a hermit today, not sure what spices.
It’s brown/orange . Legs has white spots/stripes

C0484E89-902D-4CC8-89B6-B33667287259.jpeg
Oic is too dark in blue lighting to confirm but either a Caribbean blue leg or red leg hermit- Algae eaters
 
Oic is too dark in blue lighting to confirm but either a Caribbean blue leg or red leg hermit- Algae eaters
Yes, sorry about the bad picture, can try to get a better one tomorrow.

But I though blue/red legged hermits had distinct red or blue colors.. this one is more like brown dark color
 
Yes, sorry about the bad picture, can try to get a better one tomorrow.

But I though blue/red legged hermits had distinct red or blue colors.. this one is more like brown dark color
My blue leg hermits are brown with a few blue dots on legs. Red leg very red but hard to see under blue lighting
 

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