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how do snows look when they mature?
- Thread starter shezomru
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Susan
Go Ahead, Make My Day!
Snows can have a bit of variety to them and can tend to change colors as they grow. I've had some get pinker, get whiter, have a green touch to them, get yellower, then finally get their adult coloration. And of all the morphs in my colection, taking pics of my snows that show their true coloration is the most difficult, but here are some of the better ones of my 2 snow partial zigzag females ('02 hatchlings).