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The answer is "yes" to both questions. If grown bright, they will have more intense color, but up to a point. There are green yellowish and pink forms as well as the red to purple forms. That's the genetic part. Viking is proving to be a variable species (if its a new species), like ampullaria and rafflesiana. Only thing we have not seen is spotting. All the colors have that 'airbrushed' look.
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