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Vibes for Jelly
- Thread starter Beapig
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MightyMax
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I was wondering that too. We don't know her exact age but it's been indicated by her previous owner that she's at least four. So I think that they would have darkened by now if they were going to? I really love the pale purple-grey tone
I did find that my rabbit with the same markings as Jelly never actually had them go as dark again as they were when I first had her. In the photos, they faded and faded over the years
I wouldn't be surprised to find that she's like my Tui in that it will darken or lighten with the different moults. When Tui arrived last March her dark bits were quite dark. She then moulted for the Summer and her dark bits became almost non-existent and nearly white. The next moult, prior to Winter, has produced the same darker bits that she had when she arrived
That's so interesting, I look forward to seeing if her colouring changes!
