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Calypso - My ATB

ZoologyMajor

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Last night, I finally came up with a suitable name for my ATB. Her name is Calypso. I had to pull her out today to help her remove the rest of a shed from about a week ago (roomie didn't mist her cage enough when I was out of town). I decided to snap some pictures and get her weight (190g) while I was at it. There is still a bit of shed on her head between her eyes that I didn't notice until after I put her up. I'll remove that in a few days when I clean out her cage.
 

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That's really cool. I love the color on her. The black stripes behind her eyes kind of look like wolverine from Xmen. Not an Xmen fan at all, by the way, but that's what I reminds me of!.
 
She is so pretty! I love her green eyes. I prefer greenish (bile!) yellow snakes to buttery yellow, any day. She would really match my bedroom!
 
Once she is out for a good 10 minutes or so, and realizes you're a tree, she is really calm. I had no problems helping her shed. The only time I have gotten bit was just after I finished probing her (who can blame her for that one).

PS... The camera is another matter. She has struck at it more than once.
 
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