| Bell Book N Bengal Seal Lynxpoint Spotted Bengals |
| Updated on 8-1-09 |
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| Newborn Snow kittens, the 3 Lynxpoint kittens are very white compared to their darker Mink siblings |
| At eight weeks, the color is beginning to show at the tail, ears, nose. The spots are very faint, but will gradually become more defined. Note the deep blue eyes. This color will often fade to a pale blue, though the deep blue is preferred for championship. |
| At 10 weeks, the spots are more noticeable. It is now obvious this baby will be spotted and not marbled. Eye color is still very blue, making it sure that this baby will be a lynxpoint, and not a mink. |
| At a year old, this young girl's spots are very clear. She was born entirely white. This is our Princess Belle. |
| Here, Belle is 5 years old. Her spots are becoming less defined, as her body color darkens with age. Her points are still not as dark as her Mink brother, Prince Beau. |
| And now, at 8 years old, Belle is clearly a spotted cat. Fully matured, and spayed for several years, she has a thick, soft coat. |
| Another Lynxpoint spotted girl, Sedona Sky, has more brown to her coloring, and larger spots. Both girls are considered Lynxpoint in color despite the disparity of body and pattern color. |
| Seal Lynxpoint Spotted Bengals from Bell Book N Bengal Click on the cat's name to go to each cat's website for more photos and information Princess Belle Sedona Sky |