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This sallie was given to me a couple days ago and I want to make sure I know what it is. Its wildcaught from Eastern Washington and is supposed to be a long toe, also, is she too fat? She has been in captivity for a few months now and has been eating crickets.

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It looks like a Long-Toe to me...And a healthy one at that! Congrats on the new girl!

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