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Re: identifying fires
They all have the head spot, but it's not always that bright.
Do they all have green eyes? That's something I haven't heard of yet.
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Re: identifying fires
 Originally Posted by Carusima
They all have the head spot, but it's not always that bright.
Do they all have green eyes? That's something I haven't heard of yet.
All the ones i've seen have kind of pale steel gey/buley eyes rather than the pastel greeny colour.
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Re: identifying fires
Mine has dark grey eyes. They're pretty, no doubt, but they mostly look black from a distance.
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Re: identifying fires
Originally Posted by Caz
All the ones i've seen have kind of pale steel gey/buley eyes rather than the pastel greeny colour.
LOL I mean,, grey/bluey eyes.. Damn red bull.
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Re: identifying fires
my fire's eyes are pretty dark, not totally black but close.
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Re: identifying fires
Kk, mine are dark too which is why I was curious. But I confirmed it with my friend who breeds them, hers range from steel gray to normal colored.
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Re: identifying fires
blushing and a co-dom belly is more important than colour as far as 'telling' if it is or not but don't forget, crappy looking co-doms tend to produce more crappy looking co-doms. When you see a GOOD fire in the flesh it's unmistakeable, and once they get some weight they should start looking like a ghost.
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Re: identifying fires
hi im just a newbie in this site
i bought from a friend a 1 year old female fire and a 4 month old male fire
i will post pics later
need your comments
thanks!
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Re: identifying fires
Originally Posted by cjt23
hi im just a newbie in this site
i bought from a friend a 1 year old female fire and a 4 month old male fire
i will post pics later
need your comments
thanks!
Post them pics!
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