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    New to leos,and need a little help.

    Hello everyone,i recently started to get into leos and was on cl and saw this guy/girl and im suppose to be getting it tomorrow and i was just wondering what kind is it?. Is it a normal?. and does it look healthy was told its about 3 months old,Thank you
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    I don't see a picture
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    Re: New to leos,and need a little help.

    I know i was just about to upload it lol

    male pastel-770 grams(sold)
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    Ahhhh sadly I suck when it comes to the young ones. It appears normal to me, but I'm still fairly new to leo morphs too.
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    Re: New to leos,and need a little help.

    yeah i'm getting it for free so it doesn't matter to me if its normal or not.Just happy to be getting one lol.
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    I'm not real great with their morphs either, but I would say normal too. If Heather gets here, she will know.

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    Looks like a normal to me. The banding should eventually fade into yellow with black spots.

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    I'm going to disagree. I do not see Normal.

    I'm seeing no yellow on that baby. Going to go with some type of Snow. Possibly Mac Snow. At the very least, a 'white'-based morph.
    Last edited by Vasiliki; 08-30-2012 at 09:50 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vasiliki View Post
    I'm going to disagree. I do not see Normal.

    I'm seeing no yellow on that baby. Going to go with some type of Snow. Possibly Mac Snow. At the very least, a 'white'-based morph.
    Now that I look at it. It could be, then again the lighting in that picture isn't all too great so its up in the air. Either way, as long as you're happy with the new addition it wouldn't really matter.

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    I'm going to say a mack snow. A lot of the time, snows are hard to differentiate with normals. BUT that one is lacking yellows, like all normals have. Mack snow is my vote
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