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    Re: Need advice on this Firefly I just purchased

    Quote Originally Posted by Ransack View Post
    I'm a little worried I saddled myself with a male that has a poor Pastel gene
    I'd actually say the Pastel look is pretty darn good.... a tad better than the Fire. I'd pair with a 0.1 Fire.

    Only a 0.1 Firefly here. I think she's a good looker in both Pastel/Fire for comparison.

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    Also I'm not sure how we came to the conclusion this guy has low expression on the Fire gene? The melanin poking through (tipping) would absolutely be low expression on the Pastel gene. I might be confused on that though, if any one cares to clarify.

    I mean Fires are still golden "brown", I guess they would have more xanthin than a normal ball but they are not showing extreme hypo melanistic tendencies by any stretch, no?

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    coreydelong beauty of a girl there. Now she is much more blushed out than my snake, that is the quality Pastel expression, correct. The bright yellow base color is the Fire gene working in tandem with Pastel gene, the tendency to stay free of dark "muddy" browns is also the Fire. Am I incorrect? I have no problem learning some new stuff. I can talk reptiles all day long.

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    Re: Need advice on this Firefly I just purchased

    Quote Originally Posted by Ransack View Post
    coreydelong beauty of a girl there. Now she is much more blushed out than my snake, that is the quality Pastel expression, correct. The bright yellow base color is the Fire gene working in tandem with Pastel gene, the tendency to stay free of dark "muddy" browns is also the Fire. Am I incorrect? I have no problem learning some new stuff. I can talk reptiles all day long.
    The "flames" coming up the sides in the banding are the Fire gene. You also get a little head pattern as well. Your pic does not show much flames at all.

    It could actually be just a really decent Pastel.....

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    Re: Need advice on this Firefly I just purchased

    Quote Originally Posted by coreydelong View Post
    The "flames" coming up the sides in the banding are the Fire gene. You also get a little head pattern as well. Your pic does not show much flames at all.

    It could actually be just a really decent Pastel.....
    Ahh, got you. Thanks.

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    A nice Firefly almost looks like a Super Pastel.

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    Re: Need advice on this Firefly I just purchased

    Quote Originally Posted by coreydelong View Post
    The "flames" coming up the sides in the banding are the Fire gene. You also get a little head pattern as well. Your pic does not show much flames at all.

    It could actually be just a really decent Pastel.....
    I'm pretty certain the OP's is a Firefly. Mine doesn't have much in the way of flames either and I'm sure he's a Firefly. The yellows in a Firefly are a little different than a normal Pastel...




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    Re: Need advice on this Firefly I just purchased

    ^^^^^^^ Gorgeous.
    Last edited by Zombree; 06-07-2014 at 05:30 PM.

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    Hey its ok! i Bread to low white pied, and got a few high whites! hell do fine!

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    Breed him! A friend of mine has a butt ugly male bumble bee. You would think he's a spider. But he throws the prettiest bumble bee babies around. High white with a lot of yellow and deep black bands! Don't let the looks of a particular animal keep you from breeding it.

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