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Old 09-24-2010, 11:15 AM
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i have this little buddy in my care for a while. so i maked few shots
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Old 09-24-2010, 03:02 PM
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Nice looking guy, very classic coloration. Hardly see those around here in the US any more.
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thats true. the same thing is hapening with corn snakes,ball pythons or bearded dragons. The morphs are pushing the classic colored animals away.
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sweet pics as usual.

unfortunately, "morphs" are the new "it"...

fortunate... it may just draw enough attention to keep some species around for a bit.

hard to weigh, really knowing man's nature as a whole...
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Nice Leo! I suspect I'm in the minority when I say that I prefer the 'classic' leos over the color morphs.
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Nice, can I ask you how you got the background to be all white? How did you set that up?
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he probably but it in a white box to take the picture
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i know i was looking for a leo a few moths back and couldnt find a regular one but i got a crestie instead
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