Recent content by CapCitySteve

BUMP I was serious when I said OBO, lol. All still available and I have other morphs available too (trempers, super hypo two tones, super hypos, normals) deals always exist when you purchase more than one. Thanks:main_thumbsup:

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CoDom Snow Bell Stripe Lavender males (From JMG Line parents) $200 each OBO plus shipping 38-39g Bell Stripe some Lavender Male 28g $150 OBO plus shipping Bell Het Stripe some lavender 27g $60 OBO plus shipping All our Bell's come from JMG bloodlines. We have other lower end...

We have several nice SHTCT available, both regulars and a few from our two tone project. Our Two Tone SHTCT's are line bred to retain their juvenile saddle markings in the form of a high contrast green hue that is regularly bordered by a nice concentrated tangerine "pin striping". The 2010...

This statement is inaccurate. The pinworms in your leopard geckos are not zoonotic to humans. They are two completely different genus'. Humans are infected by the Enterobious genus while reptiles are infected by the Alaeuris genus. Please site your source before making such claims.

trial and error, lol. I'd say two tablespoons maybe more though.

yeah same stuff and way cheap.

I think declawing is sometimes a necessary evil and that might be your best option. Cats seem frustrated at first, but I see many cats that are just fine without their front claws. My reasoning is I'd rather have you declaw your cat, live peacfully and give it a good home than see you get...

BUMP. This guy is still available. My last male of the season. Help me make room for the 2010 babies. Shipping is roughly $45 overnight air including shipping materials. Thanks, Steve

Just be honest, if the photo quality isn't the best a good description acknowledging that helps. Unlitimately geckos just look better in person and good photography is a worth while skill.

Bump, bumpbump it up.

Half the fun is making it yourself! ;0)

Blindness from the abberant migration of the worm. Among other things the worm can really go where ever it wants. Did anybody else see that episode of House? I got this question in my vet school interview, LOL.

hmmm...I wonder if the giant line genes cause hypothyroidism. That would be an interesting study to perform. necropsied normal specimens vs. giant line. Let me know if anyone would be interested in that i have some resources at my disposle.

Nice orange on her already