Elizabeth Freer
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Aliza ~
Look forward to seeing leos Cameo, Phoenix, and Eregon on this thread soon
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Look forward to seeing leos Cameo, Phoenix, and Eregon on this thread soon
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This is Geronimo! He is 18 years old as of last month, would that make him the oldest sack of coal in this town?
Would you mind describing how his habitat is set up & his diet? Obviously whatever you do works well!
Now this leos definitely over 10. However, I'm not so sure he is over 18. This looks to be a case of leo not too well taken care of due to how poor his skin condition appears. There's a story behind this leo. I'll just tell you what they told me. The owner works at an adoption place or a family member of the owner, I can't recall. They said that they took another animals proof of purchase receipt and used white out to change the information. You can actually see where the white out was used. :coverlaugh:Meet leopard gecko Dink. She turned 26 yo on the 18 March 2010. She passed away on the 5 May 2010.
Dink's Last Video:
Dink's Last Video - YouTube
Dink @ 24 yo..."proof":
26yr old Leopard Gecko PROOF! - YouTube
9 December 2008:
26 Year old Leopard Gecko - YouTube
1 May 2008:
25yr old Leopard Gecko update - YouTube
Please do not feed geckos dead insects. The hydration of a live insect is crucial to the health of your geckos.
I know that Dink would have been better off with live meals. Wonder how she had been supplemented?
You can actually see where the white out was used.
Where? At about 4 seconds in the video editing highlights the species and date, and that kind of makes it look like whiteout, but it's just an editing effect. Before the effect is added, I see nothing at all that looks like white out.
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Are you sure they start to look old at 10 years of age? I mean, if their lifespan is suposed to be over 20, 10 would barely be half... ?? My girl is somewhere around 12 and she looks perfect, no fading color or dry skin (yet), the only thing is that she has gotten a bit lazy/slow at hunting