I’m looking on my phone ATM so I may not see it quite as clearly.
First Crestie is a brindle. I’m not sure on cream as it isn’t looking bright enough but a fired up pic would confirm it.
They usually fire up well if you put them into a humid plastic box for 10 minutes, I do this when I’m cleaning their enclosures.
Second Crestie, I agree with erie-herps… an orange brindle. I think he might be a reverse pinstripe also but I’ve never seen a reverse pinstripe so I’d need someone else to comment on that. Looks like he has the furry trait too.
On the second one I was debating whether or not it had furry or not so I decided not because I don’t know it well enough to identify it. Now that you mention reverse pin he might also be that but I’m also not positive. Those are both possibilities but let’s see what Ghoulish Cresties thinks.
I don’t have any Cresties with the furry trait, I’m almost certain he has it, but would be great if ghoulishcresties could confirm as she has a few with this trait.
Totally off subject… I may be Crestie crazy but I’m not tech savvy how do you do the thing where you put name in and it copies them into the conversion?
@foxreptile tested her in a misted bin. She looks exactly the same. I do have them in a bioactive setup so she may already be fired up. I have noticed that her back markings do get lighter at time but not drasticly difference.
And yes she has 2 big eggs brewing. The 2 posted here came to me as a breeding pair.
As she is probably fired up I wouldn’t say cream, from what I have seen from my Cresties, cream is usually brighter but @ghoulishcresties should clear things up.
Your cresties look lovely, I have an orange brindle
@foxreptile these 2 i only had for maybe a week and a half. Got them from a real bad owner. There was 4 eggs in the tank she had them in. 3 were dried out completly and 1 im trying to save. From the size of the eggs in her she should be due any day.