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Losing toes

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Posted by jagstoy on November 28, 2002 at 19:29:45:

Ack ack! I just was sitting here adoring Skippy and Zippy while they run after their crickets and noticed that Skippy, or maybe it's Zipppy, well one of them has toes that are all curled up in comparison to the other one. I have read about how if they don't stay humid enough they will have problems shedding and the dead skin will constrict around their toes. Is that what I am seeing? Please tell me it's not! On closer inspection, as close as Zippy/Skippy will allow it does not appear that there is any dead skin on the toes nor are they colored any differently than the rest of the body. So am I just freaking out over nothing? Sorry for being a bit of a......umm goober.

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