Cthulhu The Gecko?

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Walked by Cthulhu's tank a minute ago and caught him hanging on the side of his hide like this. I think he spent a little too much time around the gecko tanks in the pet shop.

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I think I caught him in the middle of a yoga session in this one.

HiCthulhu.jpg

And here he is being a gecko again, begging for food all the while.

SillyCthulhu.jpg
 
Reminds me of those little window stickies people put on their windows for holidays. :lol:
 
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