Vanilla vs Fire?

Ok, this is probably a really silly question to most of you...but how do you tell the difference between a vanilla and fire? IE: breeding a fire to a vanilla to make vanilla creams? Is it more obvious when they are next to each other? Am I missing something? Am I derpy? Wait...don't answer that :oops:

It just seems like they are very similiar, so being me and untrained, was hoping for some pointers. Maybe some side by side comparison shots?

Also!! What do you look for in a quality vanilla? I know what I like in fires, but vanilla's are still up for debate in my head. Pics are always appreciated :)

Thanks!

Don't have much to offer up, but I'm looking forward to seeing some responses :oops: Love me some vanilla creams!

This is by far the crappiest pics,ill take some better ones for you tomorrow in alot better light. Fire is on the left and vanilla on the right.
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/12/12/30/ma2a7eqa.jpg
Vanilla
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/12/12/30/qy6a5y9e.jpg
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/12/12/30/agyhajub.jpg
Fire
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/12/12/30/7a8y6a8y.jpg

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Thanks Malcolm! Very much appreciated.

Maybe it is just in hatchlings I am having a hard time ID'ing? These are from the same breeder (His pics)

Fire:
http://i381.photobucket.com/albums/o...psd6104735.jpg

Vanilla:
http://i381.photobucket.com/albums/o...ps2f7f61d9.jpg

I was looking more towards the reduced pattern vanilla's, I know lots of them have more of a busy pattern like your vanilla...but these two just made me go :confusd: And the thought of trying to tell them apart in a clutch full of them...is scary...lol

Malcoms pics help a lot. I always think vanillas should be more yellow an fires should be creamier. Im really picky about both, but you know that already haha ;)