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I recently seen an ad for one and they looked identical but she is not very bright for a fire . . . but she did produce 2 pastel babies that are neon yellow with crazy sharp colors though. I think they look similar to firefly's or yellow jackets but I am not convinced. Does any one have pics of a fireflys belly or a fire belly??
Thanks
Brian
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Brian Hettinger
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Now, the belly does not look like most fire bellies
Justin
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J. Kobylka Reptiles
JKR 2009 Birthing Records
Warning: Snakes have been shown to cause death in laboratory rats.
justin
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J. Kobylka Reptiles
JKR 2009 Birthing Records
Warning: Snakes have been shown to cause death in laboratory rats.
no.
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Damian Macioce
www.strongholdreptiles.com
The female does not look like a fire and the pastel is not a fire fly. The greenish cast gives it away, fire flys do not have that. I'm refering to how they look in the 3rd pic. its a very nice pastel though. Post a top shot of the female and it will be easy to tell, the bellies of fires are highly variable.
Jeff
Well back to the drawing board..... thanks guys!
Here's a top pic.... and she obviously screams im not a fire.
I just can't figure it out...
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Brian Hettinger
480 Pythons
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here are some of my baby pics, can you pic out which one is the fire?
i know it's hard sometimes to really identify a morph that you only see in pics on the net. once you get to see them in real life along side other morphs it gets much easier
Pitoon
here's one as a sub-adult
Pitoon
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