Henry and George catchin some rays....
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Henry and George catchin some rays....
Henry was getting a little sun yesterday morning ontop of my beardie George's summer cage on my back deck. This is as close as I ever let them get though but they don't ever seem to mind one another, just hang and pretty much ignore each other while they soak up some morning sun. Anyway, thought it's make for a good photo op 
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Re: Henry and George catchin some rays....
Both are cuties, I love how the contrast on Henry 
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