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My pride and joy (Olive crestie)

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Hey guys

This is "Minty". I bought him 1 mo ago from a local petstore. He is the pride and joy of my crestie collection. Every time I pull him out of the cage I can't help but just stare.

These pics were taken this morning at about 11:00am.

ENJOY!
~Hailey



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I didn’t know you kept cresteds Hailey. What other geckos are you hiding? LOL. Minty has great color. Are his colors all “fired up” in those pics?
 
Yes, he's pretty 'fired up' in these pics, I was amazed.. I'd never taken him out in the sunlight before. He has a menagerie of shades.

His daytime colors stay pretty consistent to this. Lighter, but vibrant. At night, he is a rich shade of this. And when stressed, he's a dark olive/brown. I'm always amazed when I dig him out of his cage. I wish I could find a female like him.

And Cody - though I only actively breed crestie's and leo's, I have a room full of 'other' herps. ;)
 
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