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She looks so happy and engaged. Is it typical of that morph to have eyes that appear to be crossed?

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Sounds like the reptile parent’s equivalent of “The Agony and the Ecstasy.” Now I’m dating myself with this reference to an old movie, but you get the point. I can’t wait to hear the outcome. Fingers crossed for anole #3!

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Thank you for elaborating on that. The products and routines that experienced and successful keepers employ can be really helpful to newbies who are wondering what they should do. Reading specifics of other owners helps them get past the hype presented by sellers of animal supplements.

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Did you get her from a breeder you were familiar with? Did you pick her up or was she shipped?

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Very nice abode! Looks like day spa.

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Congratulations!! How many in total if all goes well?

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Cuddling with a distant cousin perhaps? Very funny photo. Do you currently own other beardies as well?

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He does seem to have attitude. Try slipping your hand underneath him but not lifting him at all from time to time as a way to get started. Keeps the stress down for both of you!

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She’s very cute. What do you supplement her crickets with?

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It looks like Harriet has a very rich environment. What do you supplement her cricets with in order to get her to such a ripe old age?

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It looks like Harriet has a very rich environment. What do you supplement her cricets with in order to get her to such a ripe old age?

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He looks like he’s already to pounce on some crickets. Is he pretty well socialized and enjoys being handled?

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No, certainly not from the photo. I just wondered if you had spotlighted her hiney with a flash light (from the dorsal area) and viewed the ventral area (underneath) for signs of gonads. If she is a he, the elongated internal testes would be evident. Just curious.

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No need to hand feed, apparently. How old is this little huntress?

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My opinion is that for a male, his CGD does not need additional supplementation. If you do decide to augment it with calcium, please use a product with no D3. It sounds like he is getting enough already and more might put him at risk of toxicity. All bugs fed should be dusted religiously, especially crickets. One way to save a bit of money and add some confidence in the nutritional content of the bugs fed would be to collect any leftover CGD from the food dish and give it to the feeder insects. A great way to recycle the food!

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