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2004s Coloring Up

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PtDnsr

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I had some of my yearlings out for feeding last night and noticed that they were really starting to show some color. Also took one of my anery girl that is seriously blue - turned out decent so I figured that I would share it for those that didn't quite get where the term "blue" came from. Enjoy!

~Katie

First up is Selena in the blue...
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Here are two pics of my "caramel" Snickers - I'm not quite sure what she is and test breeding which will be oh so fun. The one is blurry but is closer to her true colors.
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Next is Worm, an anery stripe who is developing a lot of yellow (which I think looks cool). This pic really shows it off.
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Last is Sunshine - one of our female Miami's. This is an awesome pic because she actually held still.
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