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    Hey, I just got my Leo saturday. And he is about 4 inches long. I was wondering how much I can hold him. I want to hold him a little more, because I just....want to....well anyways. How often did you hold yours when they were babies? And how much can I hold mine?
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    hmmm i heard like 2 times a week MAXIMUM but i dunno.But once again i am thinking of a leo.I have basicly everything i need to keep one exept for food and calcium powder.
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    I used to take mine out a couple times a week. I even went as far to get one of those lizzy harnesses that goes aorund their front two legs and has a string attached to it. Just watch out because they can run pretty fast and never, NEVER touch their tail. They can come off very easily and when they grow back they don't look like the original.

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