WARNING: don't let me deter you from buying from this breeder, I don't know him and don't want to interfere with their business.

But these are my suggestions on buying a "red" dragon....

i think that you are going to have to do a lot of work. You may need to contact the breeder by phone and tell them what you are looking for. Most "red" dragons are a dark shade of orange...which are refered to as red (but i would call them orange). The hardest thing is that if a breeder breeds two red dragons together and one of the babies is truely brick red, most likely they will keep it for further breeding. So that is why you need to call them. Most of the best colors or morphs never make it to the available section on a breeders website. You may end up paying a lot of money, but if your requests are demanding, so will be the price.
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a free range dragon is a happy dragon

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