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    In light of Halloween

    Just thought I'd share this hatchlings head pattern with you all. I've tried to put it as a side picture by my name, but I can't get it small enough. :shrugs: I hope you think it's as cool as we do.
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    "hole" in dome head

    My little female "Lola" has a hole in her head. She is dome headed, but besides getting her to eat originally she is healthy. Two days ago i noticed a hole the size of a pin head where her frontal and parietal scales meet. She seems fine; exploring, eating, shedding. Has any one herd of...
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    Hi, I'm new and have a problem

    Hi, I am new to the site, I'm in kansas. My family has three corns. Yogi is or male creamsicle, Fancy is our female snow, and lola (albino okeetee) is my hatchling that is not doing well. I got lola at a reptile show last month. I noticed she had a bump on her head and when I asked the...
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