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Thread: fire

  1. 02-09-2011, 04:50 PM #1
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    fire

    what are the tell tail sings of a fire?
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    smoke, flames, alarms..normally someone yelling FIRE!!!
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    Re: fire

    lmao freakie frog

    A good fire is pretty easy to tell from a normal but a poor example can be difficult if you haven't held them and or been around them much.
    Buying from a reputable breeder never hurts when it comes to subtle morphs.

    Head spot, color, belly, pattern are all different than most normals...



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    lmao thanks freaky_frog ill be sure to remember that that for the next time lol

    ok thanks, i got one recently and cant tell so ill post some pics
    it was from a large breeder but it was kinda cheap so idk if its just a "not so good one" or he got confused with pricing at the show
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    Re: fire

    gotta watch the head spot and blushing though =P

    i have a light female with a perfect spot on her head and blushing - she is a normal though. low quality fires can be tricky and some normals can be too
    0.1 normals, 1.0 spider, 0.1 pastel, 7.5 crested geckos, 1.0 leopard gecko, two dogs, three cats, birds, rats, mice and an old lady (shes the viscous one!)
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    as far as price, fires are right down there with pastels and spiders for pricing in my area. my be the case in yours as well
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