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Wizill
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Hi folks. New here, obviously. Used to frequent a few reptile forums back in the day and sort of lost touch with them for whatever reasons. I've been a snake guy all my life, dabbled a little in lizards as a kid. I was recently given a juvenile normal female leopard gecko by someone who was repulsed when they broke her tail off. I took her in with my pair of adult ball pythons and 4 dogs and named her Mia. Her tail has healed nicely and she's just been a joy so far. So fun to watch and really seems to enjoy an adventure out of her cage occasionally. Caring for her is a piece of cake, those of you who have had a ball python can agree.. they require very similar setups and care. IF ONLY my pythons would switch over to crickets or mealworms, I'd be set. ANYWAY, I loved little Mia so much that I went out and purchased another juvenile female. I didn't know much about morphs at the time, but I believe her to be a simple patternless leopard gecko. I will be sure to post a pic or two of each in the photo forums.
Thank you all for the incredibly informative website and forum bank here at geckoforums.net. Of course I lurked around for a couple of weeks, soaking up info about my new little pet before getting around to join. I didn't want to be one of those "do they need heat?" people. :main_laugh: Hope to learn as much as I can and perhaps make a few friends here. Name's Will, and I live in Crewe, VA. Feel free to contact me for whatever reason!
-Will
Thank you all for the incredibly informative website and forum bank here at geckoforums.net. Of course I lurked around for a couple of weeks, soaking up info about my new little pet before getting around to join. I didn't want to be one of those "do they need heat?" people. :main_laugh: Hope to learn as much as I can and perhaps make a few friends here. Name's Will, and I live in Crewe, VA. Feel free to contact me for whatever reason!
-Will
