reptile people, need advice! **pics**

[roosters97]

how old does mine look?

 

[theOEGBman]

I would say it's best to judge them by weight. My Cornsnakes is getting close to 3 years old, but she passed up breeding weight and size a while back. I just dont see the point in breeding something so readily available. I use to breed Bearded Dragons, but I got next to nothing for them, so there was no point in doing it. Good luck with whatever you choose.

 

[CrowinKing]

Judging by the size in the pic I'd say 4 to 5 months here bands aren't broken up yet!!!

 

[roosters97]

Was going to get a male,got a ball python

 

[roosters97]

i'll upload some pics in a while

 

[roosters97]

 

[roosters97]

my leo is shedding,and biting her self,why?i know to get the skin off but ......

 

[HorseFeathers]

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I wish. Salvatore would be a good daddy, I'm sure (the sweet nurturing type... you should see how kindly he looks at his crickets... before he... well... eats them. Hm, may want to rethink that...) Baby leos are SO DARN CUTE!

 

[HorseFeathers]

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Tell me about it. Oh, here's a question- Salvatore is a wonderfully healthy, 2-year old male leo. One thing: he sheds his skin more than once a month. I'm convinced he's actually a dragon hatchling or something. He's growing like mad (about 11" right now) but isn't he past the "grow, grow, grow, I'm a teenage leopard gecko" stage? Advice, please!!!

I've never heard of feeding leos pinkies. They're like bigger than his head (and he has a BIG head.) Snakes, yes... leopard geckos...

 

[HorseFeathers]

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Just to get the skin off. It's ok, Salva does it too. And trust me, shedding is something I know a LOT about, seen it SO many times... I love when they get everything off but the skin on thei feet, looks like they're wearing little booties

Sorry, I'll be quiet now.