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    Re: Interesting '09 Yellow Belly

    Very cool!

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    Re: Interesting '09 Yellow Belly

    Very cool Josh. I hatched one out of my Goblin line very similar to that this year. It's a male .........Wish it was a girl. Only had one in my clutch though. By the way did you try breeding your dinker from TC this year?

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    Re: Interesting '09 Yellow Belly

    Wow! Those flames are amazing!
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    Re: Interesting '09 Yellow Belly

    I think the mom is the key to these extreme orange flames. With most babies they loss their orange highlights as they mature. They are awesome none the least. The mom doesnt look like a yb to me. I have a few ybs and have looked at alot even have to clutches from ybs in the incubator, but i havent seen any that look like mom. Try the mom with another morph and see if you get the high orang sides. It will be interesting to see them grow. They even have matching lateral patterns. The mom looks like is carrying something.

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