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Hi, I just joined FC today. I'm really new to reptiles in general, to be honest. After a few months of research, I got my first----and currently only----leopard gecko in July. She's pretty amazing and if I start talking about her, I'll never shut up. I've also got three cats and three rats.

My next herp is going to be a bearded dragon. I've got the 55G all set up for him/her and everything. One day, I'd love to get a B&W tegu.
 
I feed almost entirely frozen thawed mice and pretty much never touch them with bare skin. But the few times I've had to feed live pink/fuzzy mice to a stubborn snake and had to handle them, I've never had a problem. So not sure if it's just rats that I'm so allergic to or what.
 
Must just be rats. That really is too bad. I've got one rat exploring my desk, another on my shoulder, and one cuddled in my shirt as I type. I can't imagine not having the little buggers.

No, no bengals. Just your garden-variety domestic short hairs. Only one of my cats even has known breeds in her heritage and that's only because she screams like a Siamese when she's upset (often because she is a persnickety little critter) and and that Mau skin-flap.
 
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