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ID with no picture if possible

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Posted by: chenderson421 at Wed Nov 7 12:23:07 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by chenderson421 ]  
   

ill start with where i found it...

West central TX in taylor county rural area at least 1/2 mile from closest pond - found around in-laws house in a new developed area

i found a few here... they are a light gray off whiteish color the largest being almost 1 in. the smallest being a little under 1/2 in.

the reason i wanted to know is so i can collect some next summer and possible breed some for some picky hognose...

   

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