thanks mate , yeah we nearly lost her very early this year and it took awhile to start her again . shes only 16 grams , but she stayed tiny for ages . now she is really getting big . ive louped her and cant see any man bits or pores :) She fired up nice a black too for the camera
Oh yeah I would say she is a she from a mile off. Is she a pin stripe? She looks very much like she is. I had real problems getting Harley to eat anything but bugs, I was actually feeding the bugs the Gecko diet and putting dollops of food on his nose. As a last resort I gave him 1 cricket very lightly dusted in Nutrobal (I don't overly recommend it as its very difficult to calculate the dosage with such a small animal) and then he started eating the Gecko Diet and grew all in one go to his slightly smaller than the average size male Crestie. I dont think he'll get any bigger.
I'm going to thread jack of sorts stick up my sticky footed one to show the boy bit difference.
Their bulge is visible both sides of the tail from the back From every other vantage point they are really packing lol.
Crestie alert!
Posted - 11/10/2012 : 16:01:57
