Well I just found out he's actually 12. The previous owner didn't supplement him or keep him near uvb light. His toes are all grown in sideways because he was never given room to climb, he was constantly stuck on the floor. For most of his life he was kept in a smaller cage which could have contributed to his smaller body. He has lost all of his green which explains his age. He been through a lot. He doesn't have mbd but he was lucky. He has many scars and his dewlap was ripped and is now nearly gone. He also shows signs of age, being slow but not lethargic. He's a little skinny but he'll plump up with me. I'm just lucky I got him when I did. He's happier now I think, with pillows and carpet to relax on, not hard floor. He was never really social, being locked in a cage all day. But he seems to love the attention that he never really got. Thanks.
-Cheyenne

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