My male fire arrived!

[bad-one]

Finally he got here and he looks great! Pictures just don't seem to capture how bright fires are in person either! He's from Mike Wilbanks

128g of fierce "I'll nom on your fingers" if you keep touching me:




First 2 have flash, last 1 doesn't

[TheWinWizard]

Very handsome fellow. Good luck with him.

[Monster Dodge]

I'm not really familiar with the "Fire" Morph. What exactly makes this fire different from a normal?
He looks real good though

[A&S Reptiles]

He's awesome (: I can't wait to add a female fire to my collection.

[mainbutter]

If you see them in person, you'll notice that fires have a very light coloration, flames around the sides (usually), AND they are also the heterozygous form of a trait that is a BLACK eyed leucistic (often with some yellow discoloration) in the homozygous form.

They make for a great addition to combo morphs, and really cause colors to pop. Fireflies (pastel fire) are a great example, just compare them to regular pastels and you'll see what I mean about colors being more well defined.

[SlitherinSisters]

Lol, I didn't get any nippy babies this year somehow! He's a cutie!

[Pinoy Pythons]

By the way he poses, looks like he's serious on nippin any fingers that get close on him Very nice fire!

[ballpythonluvr]

Gorgeous looking fire!

[bad-one]

I'm not really familiar with the "Fire" Morph. What exactly makes this fire different from a normal?
He looks real good though

Mainbutter stated some good points. Fires also tend to have funky head patterns (but a funky head pattern doesn't make a fire). My guy also has green eyes.

In person you can really tell something is different about him, he just glows
These pics do not do his coloration justice at all

By the way he poses, looks like he's serious on nippin any fingers that get close on him Very nice fire!

Trust me, he was very serious about mauling my hands! Bit me after I unbagged him and while I was inspecting him he kept trying to get me lol

If you see them in person, you'll notice that fires have a very light coloration, flames around the sides (usually), AND they are also the heterozygous form of a trait that is a BLACK eyed leucistic (often with some yellow discoloration) in the homozygous form.

They make for a great addition to combo morphs, and really cause colors to pop. Fireflies (pastel fire) are a great example, just compare them to regular pastels and you'll see what I mean about colors being more well defined.

Exactly, in person this guy is as light as the last photo and the golden dorsal + ocular stripes are a super bright glowing sort of cream. It's crazy looking!

After he comes out of quarantine I'll have to get some comparison shots next to my 250g+ normal female