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Drab colors

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Posted by: negatronix at Mon Jan 7 13:22:14 2008   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by negatronix ]  
   

Anyone know if chucks usually have very drab colors during the winter? My large male adult is extremely dull looking and has been for about a month or so. He is eating really well, and is behaving normally but just looks really colorless.



I know that the reds and oranges will be brighter in spring, but there is almost none of either color on him at the moment. His tail is also very dark... not the usual creamy tan color.



Any thoughts???



Thanks,

-Kory


   

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