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Hello from Lisa

LisaLittleLotle

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Hello everyone,

My name is Lisa and I just got my first lotle a few days ago. I have always had some type of reptile for a pet.

I named my little Pinky as she is a glowing Lucy! She is absolutely beautiful and I love her.

I have already gotten a lot of advice from this forum.

I look forward to meeting everyone!
 

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So you have branched from reptiles to amphibians! It's wonderful to learn a whole new biology. Congratulations and Good luck!!
 
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