Frankie says thanks for all the luvies and pets he has gotten on your behalf. Rub his ears and he's your friend for life. :D I can't get over how dark he has gotten. What happened to my widdle white kitty? ;):love:
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Frankie says thanks for all the luvies and pets he has gotten on your behalf. Rub his ears and he's your friend for life. :D I can't get over how dark he has gotten. What happened to my widdle white kitty? ;):love:
Moff..... The siamese will get "shady" as they mature. It looks like Frankie might be a seal or a chocolate- point to me, and his "creamy white" will soon get mostly a dark shading color. That is what happened to my Buddy. He is a blue-point, and he was a beautiful creamy white , with lightly gray colored "points" as a kitten, and as he got older all his coloration got a shady blue (silvery-gray), though his points are still very distinct . One thing that has stayed the creamy white on Buddy is right under his chin/neck area and chest. I will try and post some pics that will show the Shading as he matured. BTW.... That Frankie is just adorable :love:
He got bigger, a little darker, but definitely no less precious!
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Of course you have a hard life, Frankie! Its not easy being that cute. :D
Frankie sure is a handsome boy.:) Yes, meezers get darker as they mature. When they're born, they're all white. My Pearl was also a nice cream color but now she's much darker. She still has some of her lighter coloring on her tummy though. I've heard that Flamepoints take the most time to mature which is about 3 years. It took my RB Starr quite a while for all of his orange points to come in.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by momoffuzzyfaces