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Flames on Cresties?

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Included are photos of two of our crestie babies. We are unsure as to whether or not they would be considered to be flames. I thought I read somewhere that the lighter color needed to reach to the head area too. By that, I would think that one is potentially a flame and one is not. We are very new to this, of course. I could be wrong on both accounts. Input is appreciated.


Baby 1. Is this what is considered a potential red flame?

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Baby 2: Is this one not, since the head is more dark than light?

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They are both flames.
IF you have a gecko that has a good amount of pattern on it's back, sides, and legs...it would be considered a harlequin. BUT, your geckos appear to just have the typical flame back pattern.

Have fun! :)
 
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