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Just as I was surprised to discover Sprocket was a male, lo and behold, he's a fertile male! And he managed to do his biological duty before I got his separated from Leeloo.

This is Pickle - he made his appearance today. He's called Pickle because that's what he left me in. I was completely unprepared for his arrival, not having expected any eggs to hatch. He was in the jar for an hour or two while I ran around frantically getting a decent cage together for him.

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Torey
Eugene, Oregon, USA
1.1 Uromastyx geyri (Joe and Arthur)
3.0 Uromastyx dispar maliensis (Tank, Turtle, and Spike)
1.1 Uromastyx ornata (Scuttlebutt and Shazzbot)
2.1.1 Anolis carolinensis (Bowser, Sprocket, Leeloo, and Pickle)
1.1 Felis domesticus (Roscolux and Jenny)

Another picture, just cuz it's fun. Pickle is just over 2" long, snout to tail tip.

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Torey
Eugene, Oregon, USA
1.1 Uromastyx geyri (Joe and Arthur)
3.0 Uromastyx dispar maliensis (Tank, Turtle, and Spike)
1.1 Uromastyx ornata (Scuttlebutt and Shazzbot)
2.1.1 Anolis carolinensis (Bowser, Sprocket, Leeloo, and Pickle)
1.1 Felis domesticus (Roscolux and Jenny)

That Anole Is So Cute..hmmm So Are you Saying That It Didn't Need An Incubater To Hatch??!!
-Confused Readerr