Fires are hatching!

Had seen only 1 good lock between the fire and the normal female + more than 10 locks with the cinnamon male...

All in the same clutch (7 eggs):

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t...fireclutch.jpg

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t...ireclutch2.jpg

I've seen 4 fires, 1 cinnamon and I guess 2 normals..

I'll post more pictures when they are all out!

Video:
http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t...h_PICT0480.jpg

Congrats on the excellent odds!!!! :banana:

Awesome, congrats! I love Fires!

Great odds! Big congrats!

wow! congrats!

hold on, 2 different males can fertilize 1 female? and the female lays a clutch from the genes of the 2 males???:confused: they can do that??

Congrats! I love the video...the little guy just wants to tease you :P

Also, how can you tell they are a fire just from the head? I've only seen maybe one or two fires in person (and still from a distance) so I don't have a very good grasp on the morph, but it just seems like it would be hard to tell....

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Originally Posted by tweets_4611

Congrats! I love the video...the little guy just wants to tease you :P

Also, how can you tell they are a fire just from the head? I've only seen maybe one or two fires in person (and still from a distance) so I don't have a very good grasp on the morph, but it just seems like it would be hard to tell....

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Actually pretty easy, very light head like a pastel and the typical 'fire spot' on the head. Every fire has a U-shape spot on the head

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t...eynde/lame.jpg

Congrats, very nice pic's!!:gj:

Gotta love FIRES!

Ah, cool! Thanks! I knew they were lighter overall, but I didn't know they all had that spot ^_^

Idd and easy to see even if they are still in the egg.

http://i162.photobucket.com/albums/t...e/headfire.jpg