This is Callista, a high yellow reduced spotted male, purchased from Cindy the Reptilewoman. When I bought him, I thought that he was a female -- hence the name Callista. Once I found out he was a male, I shortened it to Cal. He was born on April 10, 2002. Cal has gone to a new home now, since I didn't have room to keep another male. He's now living with his new mom, Ashley, and his 2 new girlfriends :) I definitely miss him, he was such a goof -- and such a pig! :) He's huge, and just kept growing :) It'll be interesting to see how big he turns out!

This is Sara, a patternless 66% het for albino female. She was purchased from Behr Herpetoculture. About 3 weeks after I got her, Sara stopped eating, and became lethargic. I separated her from her tankmates in case she was just being bullied, but she didn't show any signs of improvement. When she did eat, it was only a little, and she had diarrhea afterwards. She stopped eating completely not long after that, and I started feeding her Ensure from an eyedropper. I took in a fecal to be tested, but both tests performed came back negative. Sara passed away a few days after that, before I could take in another fecal to be tested. She was such a little sweetheart, and it broke my heart when she died. RIP Sara.

Pandora is a yellow banded albino purchased from High Quality Reptiles at the June '02 Reptile Swap. I thought I was getting a female, but unfortunately Pandora proved me wrong in fairly short order :(  Since I already had an albino male, I had to find Pandora a new home. He's now living with Andrew, his new dad, and has been renamed Trance. Next year, he'll have 2 girlfriends to keep him busy :)

This is Path, a High Yellow juvenile leopard gecko. I bought her when she was around 2 months old from PetSmart. She was my first gecko (my first ever reptile for that matter! Never thought I would ever keep reptiles as pets :)), and I fell in love with her very quickly. She was such a little sweetheart, and took to being handled almost right away. She was perfectly happy to walk along my hands, or up my arm, without freaking out or dashing all over the place. She was named after a green dragon in Anne McCaffrey's 'Dragonrider's of Pern' novels (my favourite series ever!)
Sadly, in January 2002, Path passed away from an unknown illness. She started getting very skinny, even though she was still eating, and got weaker -- and then one day, when I got home from work, she was gone. RIP Path, you are dearly missed.

This is Montana,  an orange banded albino female bred by Ron Tremper, and purchased from Gregg Lang, his Canadian distributor on July 10, 2002. She was the smallest and youngest of the trio that I originally purchased from Gregg, but she was also the sweetest :) She was born on April 31, 2002. Sadly, Montana managed to escape in August, and she never showed back up again. There's still a chance that she might show up one day, but it's hard not to suspect the worst. Wherever you are Montana, I hope you're happy.