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to share this pic of my tremper hunting, but what the heck.. hehe

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0.1 Rosey Tarantula
1.0 Boxer Pit Bull
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is that kind of colour normal on a tremper... i mean is that the normal pattern? or is it cause its a regrow (he lost it at the base as a hatchling (probably 6 or 7 weeks old) as a result of my cat clawing her way in to the tank... yes the cats no longer residing here... the leos won...and now we have a totally metal top.)

Can you tell I still have guilt over that? *sigh*

Hes nearly 2 years old now if that helps.

Ali
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Mommy of Many

1.0 Tremper Albino Leopard Gecko
0.1 Normal Leopard Gecko
0.4 Incubating Leo Eggs
0.1 Rosey Tarantula
1.0 Boxer Pit Bull
0.1 Springer Spaniel
0.1 Lhasa Poo
1.1 Domestic Cats
3.1 Humans

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That's perfectly normal for a gegen tail to be almost fully orange. Even normals have it sometimes. Nice looking Gecko though.
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Katie F.
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'Cause it's cute, that's why!! Pretty leo too.

I love to watch my animals eat, for some reason. I really like to see them hunting too. But if you have torties, hold your stomach! They stretch and tear those worms like a Medieval torture device... Gross...
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