yes it is a hybrid.

Yes that's what I'd read, but will the seeds from these chili peppers grow more chili peppers.

Hybrids are just that "Hybrids"! If you save and replant the seeds they will revert to one of the original plants used in there makeup.
Long story short, you would not get the same plants from the seeds that you get from the "Hybrid" seed for that particular plant.
Changeling

Hi Cancolgirl, and welcome to the forum!
"And if so what is the best method of saving the seeds."

Best method for saving seed is to let your peppers ripen completely (I usually let them overripen a bit). Cut out the placenta and seeds of the pepper and pick off the seeds and lay them out on a paper towel that is on a plate. Allow the seeds to air-dry for about 5 days, then put them in a coin envelope and store them in a cool, dry place overwinter.

Even if you don't get the hybrid, do it anyway, it's always fun to grow from seed in my opinion.

Best of luck,

Mark

Thanks Changeling & Mark, I was happy about the fact that it was so easy to take care of and that it hasn't died. And lots of pepper, even tho small. They even got sunburned, I guess that's what u get for being in Calgary, but they have wuickly recovered from their "sunburn" and are on their way to ripening to a nice bright red. I will definately save the seeds. Both my fiancee and I love hot spicy food, I'm Colombian that might be the reason why, but him as a Canadian, not sure where his love for Hot food comes from. But u gotta love it.

Love of spicy food is universal!