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Hi everyone just wanted to share 2 pictures. The first is kirmy 2 years ago when I brought her home and the next is her in Feb this year.

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Very cute indeed
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2.0 Leos (Spot - Normal but oh, so sexy; Jessie - hypotang)
3.2.3 Fattails (Henri, Suwannee, Valencio, Dixie, Isis, Pheonix, Hissy, and Snickerdoodle)
0.0.1 redfoot tortoise (Sherman)
0.0.1 sulcatta tortoise (Tinacious aka Tiny)
1.0 Dog (Zubin)
0.1 cat (Mimi)

That's a very pretty girl!
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1.0 Hypo Tang Leopard Gecko
0.1 Normal Leopard Gecko
0.1 SHTCT Baldy Leopard Gecko
1.0 African Fat Tailed Gecko
1.1 Crested Geckos
0.1 California Kingsnake
1.1 Cornsnakes
1.0 Ball Python

I would up her calcium intake...her legs look a bit bowed, and I would hate for it to get any worse. Do you keep calcium in the take with her? If not, you should start. Also, dusting her food with calcium D3 is a good idea...it will help her to absorb the calcium better.
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6:12:2 Leos Gilean, Aurora, Tigerlily ...Getting to have too many to name here!
2:0 Cats - Troi and Mitsu (shhhhh...don't tell them they're neutered!)
1:0 Husband - Eric (He's a lot of work, but it's worth it.)

I do keep a bowl of calcium in with her, She eats onlt Meal worms and is fed them in said bowl. I think the problem with her legs was in part my fault do to lack of knowledge when I got her. She went down hill for a while but is looking much bette rnow
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