Ssthisto WalkingDeath DancingLight (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} ssthisto) wrote,@ 2006-05-27 10:11:00 |
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Three little screamers
Now our baby gecko count is up to three - which means we now have twenty reptiles in residence, at least temporarily... though the link does not show all of them.
And in case you're wondering:
Ten subadult and adult leopard geckos (who are all staying)
Three baby leopard geckos (who are all not staying - they'll be sold on or traded)
Four slow worms (a type of legless lizard native to Britain and mainland Europe)
One Chinese mud dragon (another legless lizard, this time a far-easterner)
One normal-morph corn snake
One Argentine black and white tegu - who outweighs the other nineteen by about double.
Now our baby gecko count is up to three - which means we now have twenty reptiles in residence, at least temporarily... though the link does not show all of them.
And in case you're wondering:
Ten subadult and adult leopard geckos (who are all staying)
Three baby leopard geckos (who are all not staying - they'll be sold on or traded)
Four slow worms (a type of legless lizard native to Britain and mainland Europe)
One Chinese mud dragon (another legless lizard, this time a far-easterner)
One normal-morph corn snake
One Argentine black and white tegu - who outweighs the other nineteen by about double.
