>>Anyone heard of blaze phaze goini? Where they keep their bright coloration for life (i.e. oranges/reds, etc).



They have been around for quite a while now, but I haven't seen many that keep their "bright" coloration as adults. IMHO, the hypo brooksi X goini are much better....but that's my opinion. I have normal adults that I think are nicer than blaze animals.



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• Blaze phaze - SDeFriez, Wed Jul 9 12:29:46 2008
• RE: Blaze phaze - Brandon Osborne, Wed Jul 9 12:57:01 2008
• RE: Blaze phaze - Bluerosy, Wed Jul 9 13:46:14 2008
• RE: Blaze phaze - Tony D, Thu Jul 10 08:38:27 2008
• RE: Blaze phaze - shannon brown, Thu Jul 10 19:27:57 2008
• RE: Blaze phaze - Bluerosy, Thu Jul 10 21:08:34 2008
• Is that a snow brooksi?n/p - shannon brown, Thu Jul 10 23:31:59 2008
• RE: Blaze phaze - Tony D, Fri Jul 11 06:27:33 2008
• I agree - Jeff Schofield, Fri Jul 11 15:01:06 2008
• RE: Blaze phaze - Brandon Osborne, Wed Jul 9 16:31:31 2008
• Blaze are nice but.... - Jeff Schofield, Wed Jul 9 19:56:37 2008
• Here is a blaze comparison - Jeff Schofield, Wed Jul 9 20:01:59 2008
• A firecracker baby pic - Jeff Schofield, Wed Jul 9 20:09:08 2008
• Lastly, take away the orange and you get - Jeff Schofield, Wed Jul 9 20:14:10 2008
• RE: Blaze are nice but.... - Bluerosy, Wed Jul 9 20:38:33 2008
• A female from Tony D in '07... - cn013, Thu Jul 10 02:44:54 2008
• RE: Blaze phaze - Tony D, Thu Jul 10 08:32:53 2008
• RE: Blaze phaze - SDeFriez, Thu Jul 10 23:50:41 2008