Nope. You just have to wait it out.

The not knowing is part of the fun.

If you know what the parents look like you could get a general idea, but even then it's still a guess. 

It;s all a Giant Crap shoot  !! No ryme or reason .. No clues  .. It's Like a box of chocolates .. You never know what your gonna get !!!

No, there's no way to tell. That being said, do you know what the parents of your MDM01022013 look like? Can you post photos of mom and dad?

Complete guess. I had a reduced pattern baby I bought off a friend.  There was almost no pattern at all and the animal turned melanistic, with white flowers and blue and green and yellow...it was amazing. Sadly she died of an obstruction at almost 2 years of age, but there was no way of knowing she would be that amazing. Her sister was tri colored....others in the clutch came out just regular looking.  The best part of owning a chondro is the color change and waiting to see what you get.

Oh, but that said, in general the red markings turn blue.....the yellow will turn green depending upon the type...some retain the yellow if it's from a yellow line.

Pretty much everything Meg said mirrors my experiences and advice to you.  Just sit back and enjoy the ride!!!

                Seth

Even parental color can have nothing to do with adult coloration of offspring.  Take lots of pics.  I've had them change from yellow to green adult color in as little as three days.  Biaks......they can take years. 

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