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    Citrus Gene at work.



    Citrus Pastel Fire Spider.





    Comparison shot's of both female's.



    Pictured are a Citrus Pastel, Citrus Pastel Fire and Citrus Firebee.
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    Re: Citrus Gene at work.

    Very nice Emilio! Those snakes are so bright and clean!

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    Re: Citrus Gene at work.

    I like what it does.

    **adds yet another gene to the wish list**
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    Seeing these makes me want bees!


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    Mmmmm hawt and as an added bonus they've got 100% of your daily recommended vitamin C!

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    Re: Citrus Gene at work.

    the combos look sweet but the plain citrus pastel looks pretty dark.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chago11 View Post
    the combos look sweet but the plain citrus pastel looks pretty dark.
    They aren't super bright but nice and orange, they don't brown out they stay nice as adults.
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    Very nice!

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    Re: Citrus Gene at work.

    Quote Originally Posted by Emilio View Post
    They aren't super bright but nice and orange, they don't brown out they stay nice as adults.
    I think they are dark too probably why I have not bought into them yet. Can you post a pic of an adult?

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    Re: Citrus Gene at work.

    Quote Originally Posted by joebad976 View Post
    I think they are dark too probably why I have not bought into them yet. Can you post a pic of an adult?
    Even within the Citrus gene this varies. I have seen some dark and browned out Citrus and I've also seen some Citrus that'll blind you if you stare too long. It really depends on what you breed it to and how nice the Citrus is. But I will say this, I have never seen any other line of pastel's as nice as a high quality Citrus.
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