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The original photo of my male crested

I'm not the type to call BS and be quick to say a photo is edited, but I'm pretty good at photoshop myself. No offense, but I know that it wouldn't be too awefully hard to make a pastel orange tiger look like that. On the other hand, if that's real, it's the best looking Crested I've ever seen and I'd love to hear the story behind that animal.

I think it is pretty understandable that I'm having my doubts, so do you have any other pics of it?
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Anthony Caponetto
http://reptiles.drivennewmedia.com

>>I'm not the type to call BS and be quick to say a photo is edited, but I'm pretty good at photoshop myself. No offense, but I know that it wouldn't be too awefully hard to make a pastel orange tiger look like that. On the other hand, if that's real, it's the best looking Crested I've ever seen and I'd love to hear the story behind that animal.
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>>I think it is pretty understandable that I'm having my doubts, so do you have any other pics of it?
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>>Anthony Caponetto
>>http://reptiles.drivennewmedia.com
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Anthony Caponetto
http://reptiles.drivennewmedia.com

Wonderful male must be part chameleon as it is able to change from the colours it was in your earier post "the future of cresteds" Thanks for keeping us entertained.

n/p
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Chris
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1.2.0 Bearded Dragons
1.2.0 Green Basilisks
1.1.0 Crested Geckos
1.2.0 Veiled Chameleons
1.1.0 Corn Snakes
1.0.0 Tokay Geckos
0.0.1 California Kingsnakes
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LMAO, after posting two photoshopped pics before, no ones going to beleive you now.

Haha,
M.N