My leo milo for you all
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jfleegs
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Very nicee! May I ask where you got him? Looking for same morph
jfleegs
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Cool, Very nice find! Congrats
Dinosaur!
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Beautiful gecko! Looks like my boy in an albino version! And my geckos are officaially jealous of your girls setup 
Matt_pole
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How old is he?
I would love to hold my Leo on my bed like that. He can just be so quick, i don't want him to run off and get lost or hurt. I can't handle him in the bathtub because my mom thinks it's nasty. Any suggestions?
I would love to hold my Leo on my bed like that. He can just be so quick, i don't want him to run off and get lost or hurt. I can't handle him in the bathtub because my mom thinks it's nasty. Any suggestions?
Love that two level setup you've put together. That is really cool!
I assume bottom is warm and top is cool? It's completely normal for leos to spend the majority of their time on the warm half. Cool half only seems to get used for walking around and exercise, and also bathroom purposes. And sometimes in the days before and after shed, cool side gets some extra usage I've noticed.
I assume bottom is warm and top is cool? It's completely normal for leos to spend the majority of their time on the warm half. Cool half only seems to get used for walking around and exercise, and also bathroom purposes. And sometimes in the days before and after shed, cool side gets some extra usage I've noticed.
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Haha, no albino just sunglow
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Sunglow is an albino.
Dinosaur!
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basically, it just means that she is an albino SHTCTB As far as Im aware anyways..
So an albino one of these:
As far as Im aware anyways..So an albino one of these:
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Just sensitivity to bright lights and sunlight. So no heat lamps, open windows next to her tank, or going outside when it's sunny. It will hurt her eyes and stress her if you do.
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