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Pewter color changes?

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Hi, could anyone tell me about pewter's and the color changes they go through as they age? I have a 5 month old pewter baby who seems to be lightening down his back as he grows and sheds. I love him and he is my gorgeous baby! I was expecting him to darken as he grew but would be thrilled if he didn't. The fading is harder to pick up in pictures but is prominent from about mid body back down the dorsal area. He has always had the prominent stripe of light at the tail.

Pewtie-pie in August

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Pewtie-pie now

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First off, your pewter is gorgeous! Second, my pewter is a lightening a little as she grows, but definitely not to the degree that your is.

When I brought her home:

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Earlier this week (about 5 months later):

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