The one on the top of the rock is Trogdor and the one hanging off the back is Gorgatron. I'm still learning about morphs and phases and whatnot, so could someone please tell me what type they are?
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My first ever leopard geckos!
nuggan
Jun 02, 2005 06:07 PM
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peachstategeckos
Jun 02, 2005 06:25 PM
Very cute! It's really hard to give an accurate answer because the photo is so blurry but they look to be a type of albino?
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peachstategeckos
Jun 02, 2005 06:27 PM
>>Very cute! It's really hard to give an accurate answer because the photo is so blurry but they look to be a type of albino?
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>>Katie F.
>> Peach State Geckos
>> Breeding Mealworms
>>My Email
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>>"A herper's life is never dull" - ME
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Katie F.
Peach State Geckos
Breeding Mealworms
My Email
"A herper's life is never dull" - ME
nuggan
Jun 02, 2005 06:30 PM
Thanks for the reply! I will get some non-blurry photos as soon as they are finished developing. Sadly, this one had to be taken with a phone camera.
pac-man
Jun 02, 2005 09:12 PM
haha thats finny cuz mine looks just like that one on the top.lol i ove my leo soo much
humpbacks1962
Jun 03, 2005 05:27 PM
They're adorable, good pick. They're so young and they look so similar when hatchlings, it is hard to tell how they'll turn out.
The one thing I ask you to please do immediately is collect tehir poopies and take them to a vet, for fecal exams. Now is the time to confirm that you started with healthy animals, and problems won't creep up on you later on.
Maybe you'll pay $10 - $15 per fecal, but trust me, treating an infection of parasites could be far more expensive!
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Yes, you can revive lizards with CPR, and crickets DO NOT transmit pinworms to lizards
2.1.1. Amelanistic fatties
2.0.2. Het for amel fatties
1.0.1. Snow leo
1.0.1. Hypo, carrot tail leo
1.0.1. High yellow, carrot tail leo
1.1.0. Blue dart frog
1.?.?. Little red betta
1.1.0. Eastern/Ornate boxie hybrid
1.?.?. Red footer tortie
1.0.1. Grey tiger mutt cat
1.1.0. Ghost corn
2.2.0. My own hatchlings, 13 and 15
1.0.1. Not PMS, just an audacious, fearless heluva woman's personality!
nuggan
Jun 03, 2005 06:53 PM
thanks for the tip, I'll be sure to take them to the vet right away. Meanwhile, could someone please explain what these numbers in people's profiles mean?
Example:
"2.1.1. Amelanistic fatties
2.0.2. Het for amel fatties
1.0.1. Snow leo "
peachstategeckos
Jun 03, 2005 07:33 PM
"1.2.3 Leos" would mean I have 1 male and 2 females and 3 w/ unknown genders.
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Peach State Geckos
Breeding Mealworms
My Email
"A herper's life is never dull" - ME
