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dragon coloring...

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hello everyone!

i was hoping that some of you could help me out...
im wonderin what some of your dragons looked like as babies compared
to how they look while juvenile and/or adults.
-just curious as to how their colors develop with age.

thanks!
 
Phoenix at a few months old:

babyred-1.jpg


Phoenix at about 1 year old:
Img_8230-1.jpg
 
Ahh your right unigue. as a baby we called her blue boy. she is a red line hypo italian leatherback.

As a little iceicle she looked like a male, after a while it was clear he was a she.
 
Not adults but still a nice change :);)

Collector1
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10days,
Tiger1_10jours.jpg


7weeks,
Tiger1_7semaines.jpg


20weeks,
Tiger1_20semaines.jpg


Extra pic of him with better lighting (in test...),
Tiger1.jpg



Collector2
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10days,
Tiger2_10jours.jpg


7weeks,
Tiger2_7semaines.jpg


20weeks,
Tiger2_20semaines.jpg
 
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