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New & A Family of 3 Savannahs

The Jensen's

The Jensen's

Savannah Super Cat
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this shows his base really well


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Brigitte Cowell

Brigitte Cowell

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To me, that tail tip looks more chocolate brownish than orangey cinnamon... lilac is the dilute form of chocolate and fawn the dilute of cinnamon. So from the look of that tail tip and the general tone of his spots in that pic (and it seems pretty well color-balanced as a pic) then I'd call him lilac not fawn...
 
Brigitte Cowell

Brigitte Cowell

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His paw pads don't look pink enough to be cinnamon-based (fawn)... love his expression in that last pic, you can tell what a love bug he is :)
 
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