Pic from when my fire girl shed. Not much in the way of blushing but I love how bright she is!
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Here's my proven fire male.
He seems to be a lot lighter than most fires I see. He is an 08 so he is only roughly 4 yrs old, I'm not sure how much age plays a part in them lightening.
A fire, super fire and firefly I produced last season. I'll try to get some outside shots sometime after the fire and super shed, had to use a flash since this was taken inside and my lighting is terrible.
Is it normal for a super fire to have those yellow spots, or is it more of s paradox thing? I think it looks awesome
Is it normal for a super fire to have those yellow spots, or is it more of s paradox thing? I think it looks awesome
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Normal I've read. According to Wilbanks' site about 10% have lots of yellow, 65% have a small amount and the remaining 25% are all white. Definitely some variety from which to choose.
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