What do y'all think?

Interesting that you mentioned fire. Although she's a normal, some people have described her as "fire-sque". I wasn't planning on getting another BP right now, but there was something so special about her. And now I'm hooked all over again. LOL She has a little yellow on her belly, particularly near the tail, so I wasn't sure if I shouldn't try her with a yellow belly, but I'm thinking Black Pastel, Fire, or Cinnamon.

Someone else who looked her over really well suggested breeding her with a yellowbelly. He called her a "dinker" and said a YB might bring out interesting babies. The "o's" she has are apparently rare in a normal and might mean something? Anyway, a baby YB male is in my price range so I might go with that, but I'm still deciding.

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Thanks guys. Here are a couple more pictures. I'm a little obsessed with her. LOL


http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f1...IMG_0095-2.jpg

http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f1...n/IMG_0104.jpg

It's crazy how much I love her already! LOL

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It's nuts how fast you get one then 3 then 10. I love them all so much.

WELCOME to the forums and the ADDICTION!!!!!

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http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f1...n/IMG_0104.jpg

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OMG cutest picture ever! Welcome to the forum, she really is a stunning normal :love:

I only had one male for years and this didn't happen to me. I love him dearly, even though I had to give him up for his own good after we lost our house. Once we got settled, I really wanted him back, but of course, that would hardly have been fair to his new family -- especially their little girl who loves him so much.

Somehow, getting Kira, has made me feel the desire to have more. I think part of it might be menopause. I have this overwhelming desire to breed things and my female cyclura isn't too happy with the male, so things are not looking well on that end. And, while I was lucky enough to get both a male and a female blue phase green iguana, the female had some strange illness and we lost her ($800 in vet bills later). So, perhaps I'll be more successful with BPs. I just need to be patient for them to get big enough!