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Here are some photos of my little darling. I don't know if it's male or female so for now I'll call him a him. 
This photo is pretty funny, I think. He jumped into the lens of my camera, luckily I had my other camera handy.
Can you tell I'm a proud mama??
I hope you enjoy
Here are the rest of my herps and other photos
www.imageevent.com/heatheranddenis
Heather
heather, great looking crested. i would say it is a HER from the pictures, but things can always change
good luck with her, and you'll have to let us know what 'she' turns out to be.
In my personal opinion, I think you should leave the light reflection on the eye...removing it gives the photos a really obvious, unnatural look. I tried this a long time ago when I was using a ring flash...no bueno. Light reflection is a good thing.
>>Here are some photos of my little darling. I don't know if it's male or female so for now I'll call him a him.
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>>This photo is pretty funny, I think. He jumped into the lens of my camera, luckily I had my other camera handy.
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>>Can you tell I'm a proud mama??
>>I hope you enjoy
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>>Here are the rest of my herps and other photos
>>www.imageevent.com/heatheranddenis
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>>Heather
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