How Axanthics age!

[muddoc]

I often see people asaking how Axanthics age over the years. I decided today to take a picture of our original VPI Axanthic male from 2004 along with one of his 2006 and 2007 offspring. The animal on the left is our original, and is now 3 years old. The one on the right, is obviously the yearling, and the one in the forefront has just had his first shed. Hopefully this will cure some peoples curiosity of how Axanthics colors change as they age.


Thanks for looking, and I hope this helps,

[Petboy15]

Very cool Tim! I just got a dbl het VPI snow male, so Im happy to see where Ill be in a few years. I like the yearling, and the baby, but the 3yr old seems to be normal almost. Except very clean and no yellow on the lower areas, where most balls seem top have that as the side fades into the dorsal area. Very cool though, I cant wait to make one! Thanks!

[RegiusCo]

Nice comparative shot Tim!

Axanthics are so underrated.

Marc

[cueball]

Sweet post moneybags


VPI Axanthics rock

[coldbloodaddict]

Great Looking Axanthics Tim!

[MPenn]

Very nice photo Tim!!

It really is amazing how they change as they get older.