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    Don't they tend to dull out? I've had one before, it just turned darker and darker @_@

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    Re: do their tails get brighter and more vibrant as they age?

    Normally the tails will get a tiny bit more vibrant after each shed when they are babies, but will then dull out.

    My girl came to me with a nice red tail, after two or three sheds her tail was a light red (gorgeous) and now it's turning a dark red and that's how it will stay most likely.

    You should notice your red tail getting more "pink" on her sides though, it's absolutely gorgeous
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