The second male pictured, third picture down (and below) seemed to have a bigger second pair. I was hoping it wasn't my imagination.
Reminds of of Ducky from "The Land Before Time" movie
Todd from Light Your Reptiles put a lot of thought into what lights to buy for the babies because most were housed in single cages that were narrow and sort, so there wasn't a lot of room for there to be differences in the light. They wanted to be a lot closer to the lights than Todd thought they would. Now, I would only buy a 12%. I've heard they don't like to bask in the sun, but that's not what I've found. Only one of mine will not go out in the sun, she will only expose a small bit of her body to the sun. Most love it. It seems to me that they are just trying to get more light when they go upside down on the ceiling like that--if you look at them, you can see they are basking and exposing as much belly as they can, at least that's what it looks like to me. The newly hatched babies made me crazy until I put them under a 12% and in a cage that wasn't so easy to get to the ceiling--I was pulling the off the ceiling all the time. That male you have was always right up under the 12%, only 6" or 7" away from the bulb. That went counter to everything I had been told about the babies.
