Quite Changed since Hatchling

It's been so long, featuring him.
I was amazed since he was changed more and more darker colored along the way.
Usually, imported Reeves are olive green while indeginous ones are dark brown or jet black.
This one was also very light-colored as a hatchling.
He was gradully getting changed with age on account of losing stripes on the face, carapace getting darker bit by bit and plastron really darker almost to black.

Real Cutie

I was just coming by a fresh water fishes store of my old. They've gotten used to me I occasionally visit there to just say hello. A female employeee said "We've got Reeves here this time." (She usually doesn't forget reminding me if there's something new interesting here.) No sooner was I checking it out, I started shouting "This is a wonder." He was male Reeves Turtle which I've seen in this store for almost 10years.To the better, he was around 10㎝ on the carapace which I usually see 12㎝~17㎝ in most of other male Reeves. Here's the juxtaposition of my biggest one & this new smallest one.

Different Carapace & Plastron Shapes of Two Males

Blackish Carapaced Female & Exuberant Male

Size by Size Line-up

All Males in One Place

In a new setting~

He's active as usual. The biggest one loves to crawl inside a log.
New one on the right side rests together with the one turing more of black graudally.
My tank view~
They've become used to one another already. The rookie on the left side.
They climb upon one another usually.