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This is Myah got a pic of her this morning just waking up. Hope you like her. She's a Red X red from WWW.Jerseydragons.com.

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Red X red

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-Lauren

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She is very beautiful..... if those colors stay or intensify, she will be quiet a firecracker!

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TheClassyLizard

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Got two new babies one is a a Hypo Pastel-Male, and the other is a little female Hypo/orange/pastel X Pastel.
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You probably did not see this male pic

You might have seen this newer pic of the female

Great pics Chris. They all are coming along really nice. Wish I knew how she is going to look in two months. Seems the color is getting better, and better. Seems all the dragons I got from you turned out super. Check the link to my Photos below.
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The pictures look like their base color is white, very striking looking with the red

No not at all that i know of, sandfire red lineage, and a local breeder that used to breed here in nj's red line...........The father, Scar does have that same look kind of.........more of dark red on white. Chris

YOu can see his head and body are all pretty much red with his spines mostly being white/normal colored. Not the same with all of the babies, but alot of them have that same trait.

We have two that have very white backgrounds and we can not get true color with our MavicaCD 250... either the flash reflects off them so bad or the sun. If we try a darker setting to avoid the reflection we get a golden/creme color... its frustrating... this is a farily good digital camera and I know others can take pics of snows or very light dragons... what am I doing wrong?

I use an olympus c700 ultra zoom. Its 2 years old now, and starting to make some funny noises, and it has a bad pixel(you may be able to see the pink dot in some of my pics), but it still works good. I think part of the reason why it works pretty darn good is the 10x optical zoom. I can keep the camera away from the object and still zoom in and use the flash and get decent pics. It doesnt really wash it out. I take a lot of pics and then only use the ones that I really like, so it takes some doing, whether inside or outside, but having the camera away from the object and using the zoom inside seems to help keep the pics clear and correctly colored(for the most part). Inside pics you just need to keep the camera back as far as possible with keeping it focused, and then use the flash. Sometimes wetting seems to work well in helping inside pics, but sometimes it also changes some color a bit. Chris

really dark colors on the second baby, the first is a beauty too but really love the dark rich color... great babies chris......

the second one also. Do you recognize the top male? LOL.

hes really nice, wish i could have afforded him but it just wasnt gonna happen, hopefully next year

Yep that sure is him. I may just keep him for a bit longer to see if the red/orange keeps coming in. He was usually very dark, but it seems as he is growing and getting older, he is staying more "fired up" more often. How is your dragon that you got? Chris

the lil guy Daigh, is doing fine, hes a little nervous but is eating well enough for just being here a few days now, but i think i expect every dragon to eat like carrick (pig) hehe.... anyhow hes in shed now, so we will see what he is like after that, his tail shed out and he has a good amount of red.

Well that little one sure looks good that you have there, wish i could have picked him up but just isnt the time, he would have been well worth it, i had to pick up a bunch of new stuff for the horse and we are working on our '76 280Z right now trying to get it lookin good and running as it should, darn old cars, but z's are worth it, just love em