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This one is a 2-yr-old female

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...and I think to myself, "What a wonderful world."

This one is a 1-yr-old female.
She has the typical outlook that all my bairdi have: "Be wary of this guy."
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You can still see on the head of the yearling the postrocular stripe that extends out and across the snout. The head markings on yound will eventually disappear leaving the adult's head patternless. You can see this somewhat in the pic of the 2 year old female. You can also see how much color has developed between the scales and on th scale edges on the 2 year old. How are the boys doing Shaky? Still holding their meals down? Thanks for posting pics.

>>This one is a 1-yr-old female.
>>She has the typical outlook that all my bairdi have: "Be wary of this guy."
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I came home last weekend from an Expo and found that my big, beautiful male (who has been in the same secure(HA!) container for months, was missing. It was a crushing blow. My wife and i tore the house apart searching to no avail.
We're moving in a month, so if he doesn't show up in the next few weeks, I'm out of luck.
-Jack

>>You can still see on the head of the yearling the postrocular stripe that extends out and across the snout. The head markings on yound will eventually disappear leaving the adult's head patternless. You can see this somewhat in the pic of the 2 year old female. You can also see how much color has developed between the scales and on th scale edges on the 2 year old. How are the boys doing Shaky? Still holding their meals down? Thanks for posting pics.
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>>>>This one is a 1-yr-old female.
>>>>She has the typical outlook that all my bairdi have: "Be wary of this guy."
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I bet the male doesn't realize you're moving in a month and you want to locate him. I'll keep my fingers crossed that you find him.

>>I came home last weekend from an Expo and found that my big, beautiful male (who has been in the same secure(HA!) container for months, was missing. It was a crushing blow. My wife and i tore the house apart searching to no avail.
>>We're moving in a month, so if he doesn't show up in the next few weeks, I'm out of luck.
>>-Jack
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>>>>You can still see on the head of the yearling the postrocular stripe that extends out and across the snout. The head markings on yound will eventually disappear leaving the adult's head patternless. You can see this somewhat in the pic of the 2 year old female. You can also see how much color has developed between the scales and on th scale edges on the 2 year old. How are the boys doing Shaky? Still holding their meals down? Thanks for posting pics.
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