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It's KICKAPOO,

a close-up, not real blue today but very neat looking!

The 2 new girls are very changable with their color, always cool looking to see what they look like each time , heheheh

Kicky, female C.collaris

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Eve / PHEve

Why did you name her Kickapoo? I think you mentioned that earlier but I forgot. That's a great name. So clever. Haha. I had a frog named Bugaboo, does that count? Lol.
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Amanda ^_^

"Animals are reliable, many full of love, true in their affections, predictable in their actions, grateful and loyal. Difficult standards for people to live up to." ~Alfred A. Montapert

I admire the Indians, the way they honor the animals, and since collareds come from many areas where Indians are or were, I use Indian tribal or Indian related type names for MOST of them.

I do try and pick a name that fits, Kickapoo, or Kicky is pretty feisty, likes to kick her heals up so to speak !

I liked your bugaboo
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Eve / PHEve

That's really awesome that you give them Indian-based names. I myself am part Cherokee Indian, so that kind of makes me feel good too!

Give Kicky a pat on the head for me, she's a real dollbaby.

Oh, and as for yesterday's e-mails, I was just really, really down. I realised Tobias is meant to stay with me.

Man, us teenagers and our stupid hormonal depression, LOL.
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Amanda ^_^

"Animals are reliable, many full of love, true in their affections, predictable in their actions, grateful and loyal. Difficult standards for people to live up to." ~Alfred A. Montapert

You say she's new? Is she eating yet, or are you hibernating her? She looks pretty good, but a little thin.

If all goes well, I should only have two collared tanks next year. I have all mine hibernating now. As far as Aquaflames go, I have Chili, Spice, and Sammie that I collected for myself a couple years ago, and the two females I got from Mike M. Mike doesn't have any aquaflames anymore. I'm glad I have at least two females from his awesome parents. His male really looked a lot like Kong. Kong came from that same location too. Funny think, Azul did too. He had no yellow at all on his head LOL

John E.

eating, she will gain. I don't know if they will breed this year, not worried. I'm not brumating them.

You have some very pretty collareds, and Sammie is gorgeous. I Have I think 3 male flames, and a couple females. I also Have a Texas flame male Lakoda, and 2 texas females.

Not really brumating any of them. Mainly a few yellowheads, and the C. vestigium.
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Eve / PHEve

they really showed up on her and what big, cute lizard eyes.

Native cultures in Alaska include:
Yup'ik (Pronounced "you pick"
Eyak
Tlingit
Haida
Aleut (Unangan)
Alutiiq (Supiaq)
Inupiaq
Athabascans (large name for several interior natives that include Kuskokwim, Denai'na... Language relationship to Navajo)

My mom calls me Bunning/Bunick which means "my darling daughter" in Yup'ik

She calls my brother Goodun "son".

In case you run out of lower 48 indian names for your babies Just about all the Alaskans I know think lizards are cool when they, if they ever see one in its natural habitat.
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-Nicole

2.1.0 collared lizards
2.0.0 side-blotched lizards
1.0.0 desert tarantula
small tropical fishes

names, of tribes in Alaska, pretty neat. Thanks for posting them.

So your a little Bunning hunh, hehehehehehe Ahhhhhhhhhh you sweet thing you
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Eve / PHEve