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    Black eye leucistic question.

    Is there any way to differentiate between say a super fire , pastel super fire, or a super fire super pastel. I'm thinking about purchasing a firefly to pair with my superfly. Just try to get some clarification on this matter.

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    dont quote me on this but if i remember correctly pastel brings out a bit more of the orange color on a super fire kind of like what enchi does for the pattern on a champane so i would assume you could tell by the orange on it or maybe under blacklight as for super pastel i couldnt tell you
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    Re: Black eye leucistic question.

    You think it would be possible to change the eye color?


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    Re: Black eye leucistic question.

    only if you add albino
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