Drifter McFluff
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I've taken photos of my pair since they were tiny, it's good to look back on them and see how much they've grown.
This is baby Drifter aged 6 weeks. I think he's finally grown into his ears now! Maine Coons grow very slowly, and he only stopped growing taller and longer when he hit 3. Then he started bulking out a bit.
Baby Waffle, he's 10 weeks old here. He had very obvious dark points when he was a baby, but he's shaded darker as he's got older. Once he only had a brown nose, now he has a whole brown face. He grew much quicker, and I think he's fully grown now that he's just over a year and a half old.
Here are the boys together, in their first week together. You can see the size difference between baby Waffs and fully grown Drifter! Waffle never let this deter him though, he simply ran under Drifter's legs and bit his belly.:rock:
This is baby Drifter aged 6 weeks. I think he's finally grown into his ears now! Maine Coons grow very slowly, and he only stopped growing taller and longer when he hit 3. Then he started bulking out a bit.
Baby Waffle, he's 10 weeks old here. He had very obvious dark points when he was a baby, but he's shaded darker as he's got older. Once he only had a brown nose, now he has a whole brown face. He grew much quicker, and I think he's fully grown now that he's just over a year and a half old.
Here are the boys together, in their first week together. You can see the size difference between baby Waffs and fully grown Drifter! Waffle never let this deter him though, he simply ran under Drifter's legs and bit his belly.:rock:
