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A generous dollop of skink goo, one washed pink and one calm hatchling makes the world OK again....

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Let there be triangulum and lo, the milkhead was born.

LOL, too funny. You're a patient man, Jeff, no doubt. That sure is a beauty and worth all the work you're putting into it!

Dave

DNS Reptiles

Good for you Jeff for posting a photo, it's been a while. And nice work on tricking the little syspila into eating a pink.

I've got this little hypo. syspila eating Gecko parts, yessss!

Soon to be tricked onto pinkheads I hope.

Gecko part eating Marion co. ripper.

This Marion co. neonate scorns all...., Geckos, Skinks, pinkheads. But loves forced mouse tails. -Dell

Very nice work! Thank God for EXTRA small pinks. I always find five or six in every bag that are much smaller than even the other extra small pinks.

skink goo is not bad on Ritz crackers with your soup

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Doug L

You can actually get a non-feeder to stop and turn around for a bit of skink egg goo spread on a washed pink - absolute magic. Like Chanel 5 to us hominids.
Jeff
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Let there be triangulum and lo, the milkhead was born.

another good source of eggs

These fuzzies were goo dipped

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Doug L

Doug, what in the world is going on in that photo?
Trying to take off a few tough sheds? Or...
Is that how you keep your water bowls in your tubs? Or...
Is that soon to be a Milksnake bisque??? Yikes
-Dell

L.t. gentilis, Kansas hills.

thats the over winter waterbowl;the river stones keep it from falling over

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Doug L

I like the idea w/ the river rocks to stop spillage.

-Dell

and Goo of Gecko are magical things for a picky little triangulum! Fantastic looking syspila, there! JeffCoMo?

-Cole

I've been known to use the aura of anole combined with the waft of whiptail as well!
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Todd Hughes