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    Re: Orange Dream: Does it age well?

    Well, i am just starting out with OD and both individuals are young so i will be interested as well. One is OD yellowbelly and he is very bright. About 6 months old. The female is OD 66% het pied and she is extremely bright. I will post their pics later and she is about the same age as the male (6 mos.). Recently put a fire OD 100% het pied 1.0 on hold who i have only seen pics of, but he has a reduced pattern and looks orangey but nowhere as bright as my female. He is a hatchling. So, i think fire is another gene that adds to the beauty of OD.
    Last edited by Albert Clark; 10-28-2017 at 11:19 AM.
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