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I am going to start a thread for myself to post not-quite-random pictures of some of my mousies.
This first picture is Snowflake, a cute marked champagne I found at a pet store. Just to show you that I do know what a right shade shade of champagne looks like. Not that it will stop the arguments; there are a wide variety of shades that are seen as 'the' right shade for champagne. This one has the very light pink undertones, that were they bluish, would make her a silver mousie. My favorite shade of champagne is one that has a golden-pink cast so that it seems on the verge of being beige, or yellow, or very faint lavender-pink .

Here's Viola, another champagne doe found at the sane pet store months earlier. I didn't get a pic of her belly, but she has a nice bright orange underside. She is a bit dark, and could be taken for lilac (dove), but, nope, she's champagne. I have seen pictures of very light champagnes with bright bellies, but I think a good tan belly looks better on a darker shade of champagne.

Da Boss is a marked red satin buck who was among the founders of my yellow.red tri lines. (he's really let himself go; he'd never be able to congugate these days :roll: )

This first picture is Snowflake, a cute marked champagne I found at a pet store. Just to show you that I do know what a right shade shade of champagne looks like. Not that it will stop the arguments; there are a wide variety of shades that are seen as 'the' right shade for champagne. This one has the very light pink undertones, that were they bluish, would make her a silver mousie. My favorite shade of champagne is one that has a golden-pink cast so that it seems on the verge of being beige, or yellow, or very faint lavender-pink .

Here's Viola, another champagne doe found at the sane pet store months earlier. I didn't get a pic of her belly, but she has a nice bright orange underside. She is a bit dark, and could be taken for lilac (dove), but, nope, she's champagne. I have seen pictures of very light champagnes with bright bellies, but I think a good tan belly looks better on a darker shade of champagne.

Da Boss is a marked red satin buck who was among the founders of my yellow.red tri lines. (he's really let himself go; he'd never be able to congugate these days :roll: )
