She still looks HUGE compared to your other Cresties
I got her down to 68 so far too! 
You can see she’s got less sag 
Bless her. She looks happy 
Kona out for a cuddle, she is in shed and wasn’t too pleased but I wanted to check her weight. She still posed for the camera 
She lost weight? Looks slimmer than when you got her.
Mopey girl! 
I cannot wait to pair her!
Bring on may for hatching babies 
She looks so sweet!
We have to clean out the hatchlings tonight, so hopefully I can get pictures. 
She lost a couple of grams when I first got her, she had laid eggs just before shipment so I think she stressed out a little, but She maintained her weight at 48g since then. I’ll try to get another pic of her after shed as she wrinkles when shedding.
I’m weighing her regularly so I can keep an eye ready for breeding
I’m so excited for Feb so I can pair them 
You must get pics every time 

I finally got a new phone, so I’ve been waiting for this! 
Strawberry might be a boy…idk it’s too early to tell.
Vanilla!
Tiny.
I have more, just don’t want to bombard. 
If you want to know sooner then I’d get a louper 
And feel free to bombard 
I’m not in any rush. It’s fun to kinda witness the change surprise.
Tulip!
Hershey
Chalupa!
It’s so cool to see their little personalities. We’ve got a few feisty ones that like to launch themselves into the void, and others who just chill. 
She does look…round. 
I’m wondering if she might be carrying eggs 
I love the change from baby to grown up and watching them grow.
Here is a pic of Gingerbread Latte as a baby
Oh wow
I like dalmatians and patternless, these are awesome! Are they yellow when firing up?
The first one looks NICE 
Amazing. From dark orange to yellow? That’s what I’m hoping my Flavia will develop into… she’s orange but showing signs of going yellow now.
@foxreptile omg baby Gingerbread Latte! Here’s hoping it’s eggs! 
@irmelinis thank you!
they all fire red, some darker than others. A few of them have dad’s bright orange.
Chalupa and Hershey have the most. It’s hard to see in pictures, but it gets bright, even fired down.
And Kain (Dad) loves being held like this. Actually…
This is when he was very sick. The color change is dramatic…we thought he was more olive colored. I had mixed him some blended raspberry into his repashy to get him to eat.
Looking back, I don’t know how we missed that he was old enough…































