I know, it can be very hard and the right answer is, probably no one person is right. Ron Tremper, probably the best known breeder of leopard geckos co wrote a book that says you can have your leos on sand and lists a few species of other lizard that you can house with your leopard gecko. Ask...
"relax baby we're all alone! You're just seeing things, nobody has a camera pointed in this direction, now come closer and let me give you a sensual back rub..."
My super hypo tangerine carrot tail looked just like that as a baby, she had pretty much the same markings, but only time will tell! Also, its very young and i dont think its all that thin, most hatchlings look pretty skinny.
There is also a rhac gecko section in this very forum that you can post this question and probably get a better response. There are some crested breeders who comment in that part often.
You can keep them outside ALL of the year, i know someone who does this. Or you can bring them in. If youre going to bring it in for the winter months id do it in early to mid fall time, i dont know much about the climate of your state though.
Haha, im sorry, i dont know HOW i missed you said their names in your first post! Well i think they look great, and might i add, such fat tails at such a young age!
I think its easy that a lot of people say, "i can do that!" Then they come to a site like this and see all the great morphs and projects and say, "that will be me in a month!" And they just don't sit down and realize what they are getting into. It just seems really cool to say, "ya, im a...