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Hi everyone.

So im thinking of purchasing these two little guys. I think one is a boy the other is a girl but not sure i would love to get your opinions. The other question I have is what type is the beige one?
 

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I can't tell from the photo. I suspect they might be too young to sex anyway. It's possible that the light gray one might be a pale grey melanoid.
 
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They don't look very big - do you know how old or how big they are? The 'beige' one could be a grey melanoid, or it could be leucistic, the picture isn't clear.
 
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They are about a year old I'll post more pics as soon as I get my hands on these babies :)
 
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