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I've seen some pretty awesome JV Red Pygmies with bright red colors. I was wondering do there bright red colors fade as they get older?
 
they do loose their "brightness" to their reds once they are adults but they do not loose any red whatsoever. They are beautiful brick red to blood red as adults so there shouldnt be any worries. And depending on lineage, the red may never fade as some breeders specifically work on making them brighter and more vibrant in color and pattern.
 
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