Here’s my little paradox. Not as fresh shed… a little over a week ago now count? XD
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Close enough!! She’s so pretty, I love how lightly colored the paradox patches are - almost a toasted marshmallow look. It’ll be awesome to see how she looks as an adult. I don’t think I’ll ever tire of the aesthetic of a nice BEL paradox, tysm for sharing! 
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She’s actually pretty small for her age. Her brothers have outgrown her already. So not sure how she’ll grow up in the end.
She has a gene I haven’t ID’d and also orange dream in the pairing. So the hypo OD is a possibility for that toasty look. Hahah
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Sounds like the selective breeding in the OT is what’s making her look that way then! Same deal with Abaddon, but he’s RR pastel.
And thank you! I am looking forward to having some visual VPIs (hopefully - most of mine are poss hets). I’m hoping to get more photos tomorrow when I’m awake and still have a few dragging their feet in the butt end of their shed cycle.
@armiyana She’s gorgeous too!
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I would 100% name one Marshmallow if I had one like that 
Also cute doggo in the bg of the second pic 
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Another shedder - Strudel here decided it was his turn!
Strudel - 2025 1.0 Sugar Pastel Pinstripe Mojave het(??) Ghost
A lot of white from the sugar really started to pop with this shed, I love how it looks against his yellows! Now that I’ve got him taking ft small mice happily, he should really shoot up from his current 147g 
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He is really pretty E. M.!
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Such wonderfully beautiful creatures, every single one!
Here’s the most recently shed at my house. Narcissa is a mother to be, just had her pre-lay shed last night. No fancy photo shoot considering her status, but she wanted to be included.
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Awwww! Pretty mommy to be! 
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@emfraise Strudel is gorgeous! I love the really wacky bps.
@caryl Narcissa is really pretty. Such a soft pinkish purple, and I can aaalmost see those yellow sides! Good luck with her incoming clutch. 
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Thanks! Very much looking forward to these, hope all goes well. You’re right, Narcissa has lovely yellow on her sides.
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So dark! How hold is this one, Dean?
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Not a snake, but she’s my baby and the topic is all reptiles so i’m taking a chance here. This is Booger, my four month old Leopard Gecko fresh off her 3rd shed with me
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A little over 8 months. He gets darker with every shed. He’s the most extreme suspected “Dark Factor” corn here. I’m sending him and two dark females to some friends to prove if DF is real. I don’t have the space, and I have others here, so I might eventually prove it as a peripheral goal in a clutch. 
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@deanaii I thought that was a pygmy rattler at first! Interesting mix of genes.
@theboogerburger Burger is cute! She has a really nice balanced pattern I don’t think I have seen in many leopard geckos. And the classic goofy smile, of course. haha
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She is a cutie!
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He has a handsome little dude for sure.
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@caryl Oh my lord, she is STUNNING! That mauve tone she has to her is delicious, I really need to educate myself more on corns and their morphs/combos. What are her genetics??
@ccboas Thank you!! He’s been an interesting one so far for sure, I’m watching how he colors up as he grows pretty eagerly!
@deanaii Okay, I am in LOVE with this little stunner. Such a bummer to hear he’s leaving you, I’d have adored seeing how he shapes up in the future!
@theboogerburger Of course, all reptiles are welcome in the shed thread! Booger is absolutely adorable! I love his little hands, leos are utterly precious
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Thanks! Narcissa is a Strawberry Anery Het Lavender, ph Amel, Diffused. This pairing should produce more like her as well as a bunch of other things. If you like the mauve tints, you’d appreciate Strawberry Lavenders. Should get more of those, too. Being gorgeous is only part of what’s special about Narcissa, though. She a total sweetheart, always curious. Just a joy.
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