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looking for $10,000 to borrow to purchase 1/1 Fire Pastels. Please send me your rate and terms. thanks in advance !!!

LOL !!!

cant wait to get that combo going !

Why not spend about $1200 on a male Fire and female Pastel, and save $9K.

Dave

i just wanted to get there quicker - but that is a great idea. wonder what a male fire pastel X a female super pastel would look like. cant wait !

it would look like more fire pastels. Justin
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J. Kobylka Reptiles

Warning: Snakes have been shown to cause death in laboratory rats.

I'm sorry, I misread.... a super pastel fire would be VERY hot I imagine.
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J. Kobylka Reptiles

Warning: Snakes have been shown to cause death in laboratory rats.

show me where one can get a male fire and a female pastel for $1200 and I'll show you a lot of folks that would be all over it.
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What is so hard to believe? $200 for a female pastel and $1k for a fire male. Do you really think you can't get a fire for $1k?
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John Vandegrift

Actually the cheapest I've seen was $1250 for a hatchling-size (80 gm) female. And that one seems to have been snapped up almost instantly! My pair set me back a lot more last Summer (and at the time I considered it a bargain). Never seen a male listed for less than 2K-so you're saying they can be had for half price?

It would seem a moot point-no FIRES listed in the classifieds at the moment (excepting a FIRE pastel- for 5K!).
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Brad Chambers

The Avalanche has already started-it is too late for the pebbles to vote....

you can get them cheaper..........

...........just gotta ask ...........

........hhhmmmmmmmmm
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Well, you could get a hatchling fire and a hatchling pastel for a lot less than a firefly... but then you get to wait three years before you could even possibly produce one. By then the price of the "Firefly" will more than likely have dropped substantially. I don't know, if it were me I would much rather be ahead of the game and making money while the going is good.

You probably can find a baby fire for a grand from someone but I know someone with one for sale that is nearly 500 grams and I'm sure he wouldn't take a grand for it. Size does matter when it comes to balls, lol.