Verily, hence, the bell I place on him when he gets exercise time in a room I’m working within. Where the jingle stops, is the vicinity wherein I know he will be paused, pondering the next route to adventure or he will hug a wall or anything to rest vertically : ) Outside he usually wears his harness. On our walks, he’ll climb down my body to walk around, usually because he needs to poo. He has decided not to potty inside his enclosure. This is the opposite of potty-trained lizards! Sigh, he’s worth it.
Hey Dawn Renee, Check out this post with a picture of a baby lizard, I was just searching around learning stuff, when I saw this picture of a super baby lizard, I did not even know they came that small, it almost looks fake, it is SOOOO cute. I immediately thought of you and Murph. https://forgottenwinds.com/2019/09/02/when-new-life-begins/comment-page-1/#comment-1811
I went! I could barely handle it… intense cuteness! It is just the wee-est angel!!! I told him, her, or they you sent me : ) I like finding new, good blogs. Thanks for sharing it. And thank you, thank you for thinking of us, friends! I didn’t realize they were THAT tiny as hatchlings.
I did not realize it either, who knew. The best part is, I think they just found that baby in the wild. Crazy awesome. Like when I find a baby turtle I am over the moon about it!
Baby anythings are cute. I may be alone in this, but, I’ve even seen a tiny fly washing it’s wee eyeballs and squealed, “Aww…you are just the babiest little fly ever!” Maybe I have issues there, but they’re harmless : ) Again, it means a lot you thought of us over here.
Murph definitely appears to be a great explorer by nature.
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Verily, hence, the bell I place on him when he gets exercise time in a room I’m working within. Where the jingle stops, is the vicinity wherein I know he will be paused, pondering the next route to adventure or he will hug a wall or anything to rest vertically : ) Outside he usually wears his harness. On our walks, he’ll climb down my body to walk around, usually because he needs to poo. He has decided not to potty inside his enclosure. This is the opposite of potty-trained lizards! Sigh, he’s worth it.
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A nice piece of Shakespearian poetry there to describe Murph’s exploits. 😀
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Hey Dawn Renee, Check out this post with a picture of a baby lizard, I was just searching around learning stuff, when I saw this picture of a super baby lizard, I did not even know they came that small, it almost looks fake, it is SOOOO cute. I immediately thought of you and Murph. https://forgottenwinds.com/2019/09/02/when-new-life-begins/comment-page-1/#comment-1811
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I went! I could barely handle it… intense cuteness! It is just the wee-est angel!!! I told him, her, or they you sent me : ) I like finding new, good blogs. Thanks for sharing it. And thank you, thank you for thinking of us, friends! I didn’t realize they were THAT tiny as hatchlings.
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I did not realize it either, who knew. The best part is, I think they just found that baby in the wild. Crazy awesome. Like when I find a baby turtle I am over the moon about it!
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Baby anythings are cute. I may be alone in this, but, I’ve even seen a tiny fly washing it’s wee eyeballs and squealed, “Aww…you are just the babiest little fly ever!” Maybe I have issues there, but they’re harmless : ) Again, it means a lot you thought of us over here.
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