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this little boy has grown into a strapping young adult. He's got more attitude than all of my females, for sure, but he's like a different gecko than the one I got as a 'freebie' in August...
rescue day:
2wks later:
6wks later:
[img]http://iampix.bmezine.com/w/t/7hoiyf/xdrbu2wv.jpg[img]
10wks later:
[img]http://iampix.bmezine.com/w/t/7hoiyf/gn7g8fe9.jpg[img]
today:
[img]http://iampix.bmezine.com/w/t/7hoiyf/pdtix03e.jpg[img]
sorry, here are the last 3 pics
6wks later:
10wks later:
today:
What a cutie.
WOW!!!! Pixel sure has grown! You have done an AMAZING job of raising it. What a blessing to have people who care enough to make a difference in a little someone's life. You are quite entitled to feel proud and boast about Pixel's health.
Great pics too BTW.
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**Kenn**
he/she looks very healthy and happy. however i must say that in last pic it really looks like there is a cactus in the cage. i must say that in my opinion that is very dangerous. i can just picture a leo trying to crawl up the planter and poking its eye causeing it to go blind....unless it is fake but i think i also see dirt.
it's a fake cactus, actually. There's a bit of dirt in there with it, though.
np
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