Firefly (nice example?)

I'm considering purchasing this firefly tomorrow. He's expensive, and I haven't seen many because they're rare in the uk.
Opinions would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Apologies for the photos. I didn't take them.

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Looks nice but I would want to see at the least better photos, and ideally it in person, before i parted with my money. :)

I think he looks nice, i would try and get another pic or so. Here are two of mine to give you a clear idea. The first is my favorite, nice color not so yellowed out, very clean. The second is one of the others I have, not such a bad example but you can see the difference.. These are both taken with no flash and just white florescent overhead bulbs:

My fav:
http://tapatalk.com/mu/6c40058b-fbe4-d33a.jpg

Other:
http://tapatalk.com/mu/6c40058b-fbf4-9b45.jpg

Picked him up tonight.
Parents were black eyed Lucy x lemon pastel.

fireflys only go for about 300 pounds dude there one of the cheap morphs about at the mo

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Originally Posted by crazy ball

fireflys only go for about 300 pounds dude there one of the cheap morphs about at the mo

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? You will do well to find one for less than £700.
You can't get a decent bumblebee for £300.
A nice fire female hatchling is £300.
Firefly's get better with age, and are still quite expensive. In us and uk.

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Originally Posted by Kev.K

? You will do well to find one for less than £700.
You can't get a decent bumblebee for £300.
A nice fire female hatchling is £300.
Firefly's get better with age, and are still quite expensive. In us and uk.

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Exactly, I have seen them anywhere from 900-1000 here in the U.S. Depending on the breeder of coarse.