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-The green is much less saturated
-There is a far larger focus on ruggedness (hence why some of their armor is dirty or otherwise possessing black helmets
-There is a far larger focus on black (no, not that kind you dumbie), hence the black helmets, black trims, etc.
-Much more gold, less green
Post heresy salamanders possess much more saturated greens, less gold, and much less black. They also look much cleaner.
In spite of this, they would still totally work in 40K games since the pre heresy color scheme is baller.