Fire???

[JaGv]

I was asking for $$ on top, i passed on it.

that is good hold on to your bee.

[satomi325]

If you can't tell what the morph is(if it is even a morph?), its a good indicator that you shouldn't buy the animal.....

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[waterpython78]

reduced pattern het. fire

[Mike41793]

reduced pattern het. fire

tell me more of het. fires...

[satomi325]

tell me more of het. fires...

Nah. That ain't a het fire! It's a het vanilla!:p

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[rafacacho]

tell me more of het. fires...

Dont you know!!?? It´s the same as het mojave, or het pastel......or super pied, super albino. Everybody knows about them!!!






(Please dont start explaining about the homozygous and heterozygous form and blablabla....I know)

[waterpython78]

last time i saw a het fire, it looked like that one, but a little lighter in color.

[Robert093090]

last time i saw a het fire, it looked like that one, but a little lighter in color.

Seriously dude? Lol oh boy

[sharkrocket]

Aside from the het fire talk...here's my two cents

Check out the quality of the picture. You wouldn't be able to see how clean it is. The color quality just isn't there on the picture, so I think the only way to tell would be to see it in real life.

Now, as for whether you want to trade your male bumblebee for her...that's only for you to decide. I wouldn't consider that an insulting offer, personally. If you were having trouble selling a male ball python, getting a female ball python of a morph that's really hot right now isn't insulting. You might decide that you don't want the trade, but I wouldn't say you're getting shafted necessarily. Let's say both are 300 grams. The fire would go for around $350, and I'm not as familiar with bumblebee pricing, but wouldn't that be around $400-450?

Anyways, I'm playing devil's advocate here because crappy picture does not a scam make.

[BHReptiles]

I know this might seem a little off topic, but I am just learning about the different morphs. What does make a good fire? Pictures are always helpful.