I can't see you.....

I love when they do this. Had Rustee out to check weight and got some pics too :D
http://i875.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/DSC01104.jpg

http://i875.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/DSC01103.jpg

http://i875.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/DSC01110.jpg

http://i875.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/DSC01107.jpg
Are the flecks of red normal for Harleys?

http://i875.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/DSC01112.jpg
the light shining through was wicked lookin, too bad I didnt get more shots. She's are fast.

Thanks for lookin

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Cute! Love the tongue pics. :D

The red dalmation spots are sometimes mixed in with black ones. Some people specifically breed for them as they aren't nearly as common as black spots, but they do pop up on geckos from time to time.

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Cute! Love the tongue pics. :D

The red dalmation spots are sometimes mixed in with black ones. Some people specifically breed for them as they aren't nearly as common as black spots, but they do pop up on geckos from time to time.

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They are so bloody cute! So does that mean that Rustee is Harliquin/ Dalmation? She was sold to me as a Harley at 4months old.. thank you for lookin,

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So cute! I love the "eyelashes" he has!

Tammy Faye Bakker would be jealous of those eyelashes, LOL... he is so freakin' cute!! :)

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They are so bloody cute! So does that mean that Rustee is Harliquin/ Dalmation? She was sold to me as a Harley at 4months old.. thank you for lookin,

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Yes, she is a harlequin dalmation. At 4 months old she may not have had very many dalmation spots or not enough that the person you purchased her from felt she qualified as a dalmation (some people will call it a dalmation if it has 1 spot, others only if it has a good amount of spots). Dalmation spots tend to develop as the gecko matures--even super dalmations aren't usually born with many spots at all.

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Yes, she is a harlequin dalmation. At 4 months old she may not have had very many dalmation spots or not enough that the person you purchased her from felt she qualified as a dalmation (some people will call it a dalmation if it has 1 spot, others only if it has a good amount of spots). Dalmation spots tend to develop as the gecko matures--even super dalmations aren't usually born with many spots at all.

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SWEET! that means we have 2 cresties with dalmation in them, the other is a Tiger/Dalmation. Thanks for the help. :D Ooooooh now I'm all giddy.. :banana:

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Beautiful pics and crested yo have there :gj:

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Beautiful pics and crested yo have there :gj:

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Thank you. Some times the ole point and shoot digi gives me great pics lol.


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What great photos! You have a beautiful girl. :)