In all his glory...
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The Squister
kristinL568
Jun 05, 2003 07:14 PM
Replies (8)
kristinL568
Jun 05, 2003 07:16 PM
>>In all his glory...
more pics....
kristinL568
Jun 05, 2003 07:16 PM
>>In all his glory...
more pics....
eve
Jun 05, 2003 08:37 PM
House you have made him, girl, dang NICE, cactus, he really does look handsome Kristin, Oh and I looked at all your pics, great looking geckos too, pretty day gecko ! 
Eve
kristinL568
Jun 05, 2003 11:23 PM
>>House you have made him, girl, dang NICE, cactus, he really does look handsome Kristin, Oh and I looked at all your pics, great looking geckos too, pretty day gecko ! Eve
johne
Jun 05, 2003 09:17 PM
That guy looks very similar to Kevin's bluestar male, but not quite as blue (at least no in the pictures). I think Kevin has a camera secret he's not telling us LOL. Seriously though...the head shape on your guy reminds me a lot of Kevin's lizard.
John Eddington
kristinL568
Jun 05, 2003 11:22 PM
>>That guy looks very similar to Kevin's bluestar male, but not quite as blue (at least no in the pictures). I think Kevin has a camera secret he's not telling us LOL. Seriously though...the head shape on your guy reminds me a lot of Kevin's lizard.
>>
>>John Eddington
kev
Jun 06, 2003 10:36 AM
They do look similar, but I think my guy has a slightly shorter nose and 'squished' head. But close. I did see another picture on this forum once that looked even closer to my collared.
No Photoshop work on my part (although I could do it as I'm a graphic professional). It seems under the lights I have my collareds they're just really colourful, especially the blues. When I take them outside of the cage they look a little less colourful. Obviously this has something to do with the blue cast fluorescent lights give off. However, I take them outside, and boom, bright blue again, even greater than under artificial light.
eve
Jun 06, 2003 10:58 AM
You have gorgeous lizards, thats for sure ! Eve
