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AOvermeyer

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My name is Amber. Im very new to Leos, ive only had them a few months, but i already have 4..... oops. :main_cool3:

Heres my babies

Evelyne, my first baby, she hasnt learned to love me as much as i love her.


Ramesses, Super Giant Mack Snow that i got from Giant Leopard Geckos, hes my cuddle bug


Leonardo, the baby, i recently adopted him, so im working on his weight.


Cricket, also recently adopted, needs to gain weight as well.


also wondering about the morphs for the last two... any ideas?
 
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indyana

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Welcome!

Oh dear, those babies are certainly thin. I hope you are quarantining them away from your healthy adults. Good luck trying to get them healthy!

As for the morphs, they both look as though they might be Super Hypo (no spots) or Hypo (very few spots), but you won't know until they grow up how many spots are going to fade away. Leonardo looks to have some Tangerine coloration as well. More difficult to tell on Cricket. I'd say try to get them healthy and then reassess the color when they are properly fed and have grown a bit.
 
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AOvermeyer

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Thanks y'all! And yes, they are quarantined. I'm feeding them dusted mealworms and wax worms. I'm going to try crickets again soon, they just don't seem to be interested in them. I work at ++++++++ and when we have little Leo's that aren't doing well my manager let's me take them home. So that's where the last two came from!
 
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AOvermeyer

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Yes! they might eat like 1 or 2 then not eat again for another few days. They seem healthy besides being really skinny. I figured it might just be because its winter.
 
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Rkruse3

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The first two look great! Congrats! Hopefully you can fatten up the last two :) Keep the other two separated. Typically when they are caged in large groups at pet stores they compete for food. The smaller or weaker ones will suffer. I wouldn't be too worried about them only eating a couple crickets. Their little stomachs need to get use to being full again. Make sure their stool is not runny.
 
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