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They're both doing great ...the one with a thinner tail is starting to add some fat to that tail.

They've both shed, so they're a little more "spotty". I'm really enjoying watching how they change when they shed. I love this stripes to spots thing!

They're getting about 4-5 crickets daily and I love watching them eat ... they're like little cats with they're stalking and tail wagging and pouncing.

I am definitely hooked! I want more!!!!

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Holly Canfield, West Virginia
Second Year Vet Tech Student

Pets
0.1 snow corn snake
0.0.2 leopard geckos
2.1 dogs
1.3 cats
3.2.?? mice
2.0 rats

Oh - Also got a chance to weigh them ..
the bigger tailed one is 8 grams, the thinner tailed one is 6 grams and they're about 2 1/2 inches long.
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Holly Canfield, West Virginia
Second Year Vet Tech Student

Pets
0.1 snow corn snake
0.0.2 leopard geckos
2.1 dogs
1.3 cats
3.2.?? mice
2.0 rats

>>Oh - Also got a chance to weigh them ..
>>the bigger tailed one is 8 grams, the thinner tailed one is 6 grams and they're about 2 1/2 inches long.
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>>Holly Canfield, West Virginia
>>Second Year Vet Tech Student
>>
>>Pets
>>0.1 snow corn snake
>>0.0.2 leopard geckos
>>2.1 dogs
>>1.3 cats
>>3.2.?? mice
>>2.0 rats
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-Ryan

You should get them off the sand its very dangerous for babies especially if your feeding them crickets they might ingest the sand if they miss a cricket and become impacted, i use tiles and papertowls and it works great.
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-Ryan

n/p
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1.0.1 Green Anole(tedo, bubbles)
1.0 Leo Gecko(Brut)

They are addictive, aren't they? Careful, I started with one leo too. Now I have way too many. I have way too many and not enough yet, at the same time, if you know what I mean.