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    New Firefly

    Picked up this gorgeous firefly girl and a male from same clutch from Eddie Markward. They are both possible het red Axanthic too.




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    pretty.


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    Re: New Firefly

    She's lovely.

    Got any pictures of the male?
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    Re: New Firefly

    Beautiful! She's got some really nice bright yellows on her She looks great.

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    Re: New Firefly

    Nice & bright! Awesome!


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    Re: New Firefly


    This is the male


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    Re: New Firefly

    Niiiice!


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    Very Nice

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    Re: New Firefly

    Can someone tell me if they have any markers for het red Axanthic visible yet? Or will I just have to wait to prove it out.?


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    Re: New Firefly

    I'm still pretty new to ball pythons, but I have a queston. What makes a firefly so different from a pastel? My pastel looks quite similar. Olivers mom was a fire and dad was a bumblebee. What genes make it a firefly and what am I looking for as far as differences? Not sure if the post comes off as a jerk, it's not intentional. Just very curious and hoping for real breeder education. Beautiful snakes btw :-)

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