Re: Amazing color differences in normals!
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ameh78
Yay someone else posted a comparison shot :banana:
That girl is amazingly light!!! I agree, there is nothing normal about normals! I don't think any of mine look the same. Even the sisters I have don't look anything alike!
(I like comparison shots because the lighting doesn't really factor in, thank you!)
Here's my lightest normal with one that's a little darker than average.
Re: Amazing color differences in normals!
Well here's my two...Curse is the bigger one and the lil one is Helios
http://fc02.deviantart.net/fs70/f/20...Void_Demon.jpg
Re: Amazing color differences in normals!
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Originally Posted by
jsschrei
I have a comparison shot of hets...... sort of what you asked for :P I have some normals but won't have time to photograph and upload anytime soon and I wanted to play! Big variations in normals that are het for stuff too.
http://i458.photobucket.com/albums/q...n/HetGroup.jpg
Yeah, hets are really different too! My ph clown boy is very dark! Very nice!
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JeffFlanagan
Wow very light!
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Originally Posted by
Void
Oh cute! Babies have so much more color!
Re: Amazing color differences in normals!
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Lolo76
You know, I'd never thought of getting a picture of my normals together... good idea! I just took some comparison shots of my big girls, Mona & Nerissa, and the difference is startling. :O
Nerissa looks very familiar. How's she doing?
Re: Amazing color differences in normals!
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JeffFlanagan
Nerissa looks very familiar. How's she doing?
She should look familiar to you, LOL. ;) She's doing great, aside from the feeding stubbornness... went a whole NINE months with nothing, then I got some frozen ASFs to snap her out of it. She went on to eat regular rats for a while, but went back on fast about 3-4 weeks ago. Oy! :rolleyes:
Re: Amazing color differences in normals!
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Lolo76
She should look familiar to you, LOL. ;) She's doing great, aside from the feeding stubbornness... went a whole NINE months with nothing, then I got some frozen ASFs to snap her out of it. She went on to eat regular rats for a while, but went back on fast about 3-4 weeks ago. Oy! :rolleyes:
ASFs can be a miracle when a BP goes off feed. My Rayanne would eat a rat every 2-4 months as she wasted away. It was just enough that I didn't resort to force-feeding. Eventually I found she'll eat medium-sized dark-colored ASFs like candy, and she's bouncing back wonderfully.
How's Nerissa's weight (she was at 1970g in Oct 2009 if my records are correct), and have you dropped temps for the season? I'm wondering if she just started a normal winter fast. Some of mine are starting to fast for the winter, but I may be further north than you are.
My records indicate Narissa ate only rats here, so the ASFs probably blew her mind having only smelled them from a distance before, assuming an animal's native food tastes better than the foreign Norwegian rats we generally feed them.
