Thanks, I'll let her know you said so.

My Kenyan zebra skink (Trachylepis dichroma). She's got a nipped off tail that she lost when she was a very small juvenile, taken by a sibling, presumably. It broke in such a way that she was never able to regrow it, strangely enough.

For me, temperatures are fine as I've got everyone on thermostats, but humidity has been murder, as it is every year.

Quite the double chin for a guy allowed to eat that many super worms

Same, dawg.

How long have you been keeping them? I'm surprised I haven't seen them more in the captive-bred side of things, considering their relative size.

I'm aware. Lex's condition is being monitored very closely under the advisement of a veterinarian.

Marble, for comparison, is obviously much smaller. After Hastur grew up, I sort of missed having a small skink that gets into trouble. With Marble turning 1 in January, I'm content to accept the fact that I now have that from now on. Very energetic, inquisitive, and all-around a good pet.
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In parts, I think so, yeah. The parents are mosaic. He/she has a couple of orange-ish spots just behind those skull spurs. Eagerly awaiting further developments.

That's correct, actually. Of course, the sex isn't determined yet, so I might try to alter things slightly, but Lexington was the 'inspiration.' Used to really love the show as a kid. Of all the named gargoyles, I thought Lexington would be most fitting for a tiny gecko.