Leopard gecko, tan with brown spots, blue toe dot
Description
I lost my leopard gecko Pico yesterday around 6pm near the Canal Park area by the Lift Bridge in Duluth. It's about 4 inches long from head to tail, has a pale tan base color with darker brown spots, and a small, faint scar on the left shoulder from a past handling session. The tail is a bit chubby and tapers toward the end; it’s intact but a bit skittish and likely hiding somewhere among rock gardens or shrubs. It has a tiny blue dot on its left hind toe and a curved nail on the right front claw, which are unique identifiers. It has sentimental value—Pico's been with me for years, and I really need it back.
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