What does the Ga language mean?Yes. So my family is from Ghana and I named my Hermann’s Otsokrikri (oh-choh-kri-kri), which is the name for the month of March in the Ga language. This leopard is going to be the Ga word for May. It is actually spelled with a different Alphabet, but the closest I can spell it in English is Agbiena (Ahhg-bee-ena).
My parents and extended family are Ghanaian, from Ghana. There are several languages, but the one my family speaks is called Ga.What does the Ga language mean?
Thanks for sharing!My parents and extended family are Ghanaian, from Ghana. There are several languages, but the one my family speaks is called Ga.
Looking female to me at this point.So...just checking again. Anyone have a better idea of whether Agbienaa is really a female? She's at least 4 1/2 years old, just at 12 inches long and 3700g.
Yes. The original owner got her Dec.23, 2017 as a hatchling, a few months old. Though doesn't know the exact hatch date.Are you sure of her A's age?
So...just checking again. Anyone have a better idea of whether Agbienaa is really a female? She's at least 4 1/2 years old, just at 12 inches long and 3700g.View attachment 346028
Thanks! I was excited when I first saw her. She had a very dry start and a lot of pyramiding before I got her, but she's still pretty. Also thanks for input. I'm thinking girl too, but just wasn't sure with how the anal scutes look.She's beautifully light in color. I like that.
I also think it looks female. My male at that size was an obvious male!