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Hypo Lavenders

Piper

Piper

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Photos were taken indoors with a flash, I can't wait to take some natural sunlight photos!!

They're both still digesting their last meal, so I just took 2 quick photos :) enjoy!
 

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Wow, very pinky-purply! Isn't it neat to watch them grow & progress?! One day, my lavender shed & voila -- his snout started to turn more pinky. I wouldn't say that my lavender is hypo, as he's a bit of a mystery (escaped on breeder shortly after hatching, showed up looooooooooong later, so parents are unknown...), but the other hatchlings in the lav clutches had hypo & motley traits here & there...so, who knows. He's healthy & that's all that counts! :)

Very nice photos! :)
 
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