Maybe they were designed to be displayed in glass vivaria!
>These little guys (L.kimhowelli) look
> in the pictures as if they have been pressed against a stamp pad with
> orange ink! The black throat on the male is remarkable too. Have you
> observed behaviours that display the belly color? Since both sexes have
> the bright colored bellies, I wonder if it is used for species recognition.
> Does the male display his throat in courtship, or territorial disputes with
> other males?
>
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