Friedbread
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It's about time I shared some right? 
This is my leopard gecko adventure told through pictures! ...and narration!
I got Winston as a baby this February. She was especially speckly and tail-wiggly. ^^
This was her signature Alien-face.
She had a brief career as a LOLizard. XD
She grew up so fast! I was amazed. Where did those stripes go?
Winston seemed to enjoy coming outside during the summer months for some sunny photoshoots and fresh air. I live in Nebraska where it's already getting down to 32F this time of year, so we made the most of the summer months for picture taking.
This is one of my favorites.
It's the cirrrrrrcle of liiiiiiiiiiife! >.<
Sometime around April or May I decided I had to have two. Winston inspected baby Delphi and was not amused. lol
She was so tiny as a baby!
Delphi has a clear humid hide which makes it interesting to watch her shed. I always thought the clear hide would make her feel uncomfortable but she prefers that hide to her other darker ones, despite her albinism.
She is very hard to photograph because of her extreme sensitivity to light, but I do have a few good ones.
Keeping leos has been an awesome experience so far. Especially with a forum full of other enthusiasts to share it with!
I don't have any plans to add to my gecko family, Winston's already jealous that there's even one new baby. But you never know...
This is my leopard gecko adventure told through pictures! ...and narration!
I got Winston as a baby this February. She was especially speckly and tail-wiggly. ^^
This was her signature Alien-face.
She had a brief career as a LOLizard. XD
She grew up so fast! I was amazed. Where did those stripes go?
Winston seemed to enjoy coming outside during the summer months for some sunny photoshoots and fresh air. I live in Nebraska where it's already getting down to 32F this time of year, so we made the most of the summer months for picture taking.
This is one of my favorites.
It's the cirrrrrrcle of liiiiiiiiiiife! >.<
Sometime around April or May I decided I had to have two. Winston inspected baby Delphi and was not amused. lol
She was so tiny as a baby!
Delphi has a clear humid hide which makes it interesting to watch her shed. I always thought the clear hide would make her feel uncomfortable but she prefers that hide to her other darker ones, despite her albinism.
She is very hard to photograph because of her extreme sensitivity to light, but I do have a few good ones.
Keeping leos has been an awesome experience so far. Especially with a forum full of other enthusiasts to share it with!
I don't have any plans to add to my gecko family, Winston's already jealous that there's even one new baby. But you never know...
