Matt,

Very nice, you can see the change in color. The color is much less intense as the animal ages but it still retains a nice overall more subdued coloration. Do you have a caramel of about the same age to compare them together? That would be interesting because caramels tend to increase or intensify in color as they age as they also lighten up. The crider also seems to lighten but with less intense chroma. If the crider is a burgundy albino then they are very different from caramels in appearance as they age.

Matt, Any thoughts on these differences from your experience? BTW, thank you for posting your photos, very helpful.

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