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Posted by: bigrobict at Wed Dec 2 09:21:13 2009 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by bigrobict ]

Hi i just got a trio of Leos. On one of the females she has a lot of what looks like excess skin on her underside. She is 40 grams and has a nice fat tail. Also she is a Hybino and since these are the first Morphs I have kept i dont know if that is normal for Hybinos to have extra skin. The other 2, the albino and Blizzard, do not have the same issue. ANy ideas would be appreciated. Thanks Robert
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