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    Re: identifying fires

    Wow. I've actually NEVER been fond of Fires (not that I HATED them, just never found anything great about the morph) but after looking at those photos that Superballs put in... *Whistles*

    Mind you, those are some of the best examples. Might be a little hard to find something to top those.
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    Re: identifying fires

    I've never heard the thing about pied markers down part of their belly, that's really interesting! Superballs, those pictures are absolutely stunning!

    I have two "possible" fires that I purchased as such. I would've bought them anyway, they're both so gorgeous, but I'll throw up some pics for fun.

    The first is Gideon, who we purchased as a baby. He's a yellowbelly, but had been resold a couple of times, and the breeder's records had been misplaced, and there had been two clutches of yellowbellies produced that year, one just yb and one ybXfire. I don't know if he'll prove out or not, but either way he's a looker:






    And then we have Wadjet, a little female from Casey Lazik. She came from a fireXfire clutch but didn't look like a fire or a normal, so we paid slightly more than we would've for a normal, but nowhere near the price of a fire. She totally screams yellow in person, she's gorgeous:







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    Re: identifying fires

    the first one looks like a yellow belly, but the second could possible be a fire or just the best looking normal i have seen, what does the belly look like on the second one?

    and thanks for the comments!!!

    heres another cool pic of the adult male!!!
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    Re: identifying fires

    Heres a picture of a Belly of a Fire.

    And a Fire with a Normal

    Hope this helps.

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    Re: identifying fires

    yea i have a mystery ball python male too. someone came in to my work and said his friend didnt want him, so i bought him for 15$ lol. hes really light almost axanthic looking and has markers as well. still prob a nice normal thou.


    hes on the left in this bad pic next to one of my poss double het caramel pieds i hatched earlier this year, she is about 300g and hes about 400g.
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    Re: identifying fires

    Few pics for you. May help identify the dinkers.

    Fire belly - kind of grey/faded looking 'pied markers.' You can see the head marker on these pics.



    Eye shot:
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    Re: identifying fires

    Here's some pics of my fire. He came from a reliable source. He is for sure a fire.

    This first pic is from a few months ago. It shows the head marker pretty well.


    This one I just went and took with my cell phone camera to try and show the belly markings. Same snake as above.

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    Re: identifying fires

    Thanks for this thread!

    So do all fires have that little head mark?
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    Re: identifying fires

    Quote Originally Posted by Danounet View Post
    Thanks for this thread!

    So do all fires have that little head mark?
    All the ones i've even seen have it to a greater or lesser extent - but it's there.

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    Re: identifying fires

    All the ones I've seen definitely do too.
    Ball Pythons 1.1 Lesser, Pastel
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