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04-03-2016, 12:48 PM
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Baby #10 (Female)
This perfect little gal has three short dorsal chains on her back. She also has a smaller dorsal near the center of her back. Her sides are mostly generous crescents. She is one of only two babies in the litter with 100% uninterrupted crescents marching down both sides.
Birth
Two Weeks (First Shed)
Six Weeks (Second Shed)
These photos came out “off”…see intro text.
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Top
Extra Shot
This corrects for color.
As of February’s weigh-in, this little gem measured 33 grams.
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04-03-2016, 12:49 PM
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#12
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Baby #11 (Female)
This awesome little lady has four short and one long dorsal chains on her back. Her sides are mostly rich fat crescents, with uninterrupted crescents down her right, and one merged and one stretched spot on her left.
Birth
Two Weeks (First Shed)
Six Weeks (Second Shed)
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Right
Top
As of February’s weigh-in, this little gem measured 33 grams.
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04-03-2016, 12:50 PM
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#13
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Baby #12 (Male)
This little gent has seven short dorsal chains on his back. His sides are almost exclusively generous crescents, save for one lonely bullseye on his right.
Birth
Two Weeks (First Shed)
Six Weeks (Second Shed)
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Right
Top
As of February’s weigh-in, this little gem measured 36 grams.
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04-03-2016, 12:51 PM
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#14
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Baby #13 (Male)
This lively little lad has four short dorsal chains on his back. He has an extra tiny dorsal on his neck, and overall his dorsals are fairly tightly packed. His sides are mostly generous crescents, with three merged spots on his right and uninterrupted crescents down his left.
Birth
Two Weeks (First Shed)
Six Weeks (Second Shed)
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Side
Top
As of February’s weigh-in, this little gem measured 32 grams.
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04-03-2016, 12:51 PM
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#15
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Baby #14 (Female)
This quiet little lass has four short and one long dorsal chains on her back. Her sides are mostly rich fat crescents, save for one lonely stretched spot on her left.
Birth
Rockin’ some modern moss headgear....
Two Weeks (First Shed)
Six Weeks (Second Shed)
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Top
As of February’s weigh-in, this little gem measured 34 grams.
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04-03-2016, 12:52 PM
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#16
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Baby #15 (Male)
This little guy has four short dorsal chains on his back. He also has a miniature dorsal near the center of his back. His sides are mostly rich fat crescents, but come with the pattern sampler pack: he has one bulleye, one mini pearl, one merged spot, and one stretched spot on his right; and one bulleye and one merged spot on his left. I was not looking to hold back a male in this litter…but if I do, he is a prime candidate.
Birth
Two Weeks (First Shed)
Six Weeks (Portrait)
This baby shed late….
Front
Side
Top
Nine Weeks (Second Shed)
As of February’s weigh-in, this little gem measured 34 grams.
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04-03-2016, 12:52 PM
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#17
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Baby #16 (Female)
This gorgeous little gal has four short dorsal chains on her back. She has an unusual “alternating” dorsal pattern on her neck. Her sides are mostly generous crescents, with three merged spots on her right and two stretched spots on her left.
Birth
Two Weeks (First Shed)
Six Weeks (Second Shed)
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Right
Top
As of February’s weigh-in, this little gem measured 33 grams.
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04-03-2016, 12:53 PM
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#18
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Baby #17 (Male)
This feisty little gent has five short and one long dorsal chains on his back. His sides are mostly generous crescents, with two fragments on each side, plus one merged spot on his left. He has a lasting hatred of the spray bottle, which he will attack on sight to drive its “evil water magic” away.
Birth
Two Weeks (First Shed)
Six Weeks (Second Shed)
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Top
As of February’s weigh-in, this little gem measured 36 grams.
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04-03-2016, 12:54 PM
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#19
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Baby #18 (Female)
This little lady has five short and two long dorsal chains on her back. She has an unusual split dorsal on her neck. Her sides are mostly thin sharp crescents, with three pearls and one merged spot on her right; and one merged and three stretched spots on her left. She is quite the character, and on the last feeding day regarded my minor mop-up of her mess as a mortal intrusion to be repelled at all costs…the next day she was tame as can be.
Birth
Two Weeks (First Shed)
Six Weeks (Portrait)
This baby shed late….
Left
Right
Top
Nine Weeks (Second Shed)
As of February’s weigh-in, this little gem measured 30 grams.
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04-03-2016, 12:54 PM
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Baby #19 (Female)
This docile little lass has one short and two long dorsal chains on her back, and overall her dorsals are fairly tightly packed. Her sides are mostly generous crescents, with two merged and one stretched spot on her right; and one merged spot on her left that displays an incredibly stretched bullseye.
Birth
Two Weeks (First Shed)
Six Weeks (Portrait)
This baby shed late….
Front
Side
Top
Nine Weeks (Second Shed)
As of February’s weigh-in, this little gem measured 29 grams.
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