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So I wanted to post some pictures of my lovely Giles who we got last week, took these last night:
 

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Nicely coloured leucistic, not far off being piebald.
 
Jealous much!!

He's georgeous! Gonna come and steal him.... *creeps over*
 
Giles looks great. Lovely markings!
 
Thanks guys, we love him:happy:
 
Lovely markings for a leucistic! Should get even darker at it gets older, keep us posted.


Regards Neil
 
We are probably going back to the place we purchased him from ( 1.5 hour drive and worth every minute!) and getting a buddy for him. They have 4 left - golden,albino,gfp, wild type gfp. Decisions...decisions:confused:
 
Giles is doing great and we have entered him in the calendar contest. We also just recieved his new friend Ickus from Skilly which I will post a new thread later for him
 

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....Still want to steal him...
 
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