Show me your coppers! (and purple/lavenders!)

Kokiron

Kokiron

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Considering getting a copper, and I've seen many young ones with coloring that I just love....but when it comes to adults most of the ones i've seen are wildly different from the babies. I want one that's REALLY super orange, and I realize that they sometimes change color as they grow so I cant judge what it'll look like as an adult by looking at it as a juvie, but I haven't seen any adult coppers that are really really orange.

Also, show me what some lavenders/purples look like? Haven't seen many of them :)
 
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This is my juvenile-ish copper bunny! He only has one eye.


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