You have beautiful dragons! I am very interested in purchasing any you might have for sale... you can reach me at thedragonisland@aol.com.
gobi_sees_you
Feb 16, 2006 6:47 PM
oh, she is gorgeous. one of the more vibrant hues of red that i have seen. she would have gone for quite a bit, but i can see why you would want to keep her! such a fitting name too. it fits her perfectly.
rick millspaugh
Feb 17, 2006 1:30 PM
Thanks all, we appreciate the complements. She is pretty awesome; I’m sure we could sell her for quite a bit but after keeping her around for six months, everyone was attached.
newvisiondragonz
Mar 8, 2006 6:27 PM
would u sell this guy email me at jimmy.lindquist@newvisionwebs.com
rick Millspaugh
Mar 8, 2006 11:59 PM
She is a female and no, she is not for sell, we are keeping her. Sorry. We should have more babies in a few months.
slasher17
Apr 5, 2006 5:01 PM
I am also very interested in any dragons you have for sale like this.
slasher17@email.com
lizard09
Jun 29, 2006 1:34 PM
Rating: 5/5
Strong 5! beautiful dragon! how long is she?
Rick Millspaugh
Jul 7, 2006 3:01 PM
Thanks for the complements on her, she is 11 months old now and is still the most amazing colored female we have ever seen (anywhere!). The first 2006 clutch of her brothers and sister hatched about a week ago, can’t wait until they start coloring up.
She is just about 18 inches now and filling out, I forgot to weigh her the other day when I had the scale out so not sure what her current weight is. We always wait until their second year anyway. Her dad is a big dude, almost 22 inches and 578 grams (he’s been busy though and lost a few grams), mom is average size about 18 inches 428 grams but she’s laid a few clutches so it should gain a little now too.
lizard09
Oct 4, 2006 4:01 PM
Rating: 5/5
sorry it took so long but i was wondering what morph you would consider her to be? i know theres alot of morphs but i havent seen any like this AMAZING dragons morph
Rick Millspaugh
Oct 6, 2006 10:16 AM
We call them “Rainbows” because of the mix of colors. Her sister “Ginger”, on the cover of the Professional Breeder Series book displays a better mix of color while Salsa has a deeper red. They vary from yellow, orange like Ginger, and deep red like Salsa (we would have to inbreed to make them all look the same – not going to happen). We had her on display at the Anaheim NARBC show for the first time, caused quite a few positive comments and I was amazed by the number of people taking her picture. Dad is up to about 600 grams now that he is not too busy to eat and Salsa is up to 19 inches now. Glad you like them.
