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RE: Oregon Red Spotted.hold back

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Posted by: Steve_Craig at Mon Oct 5 21:52:42 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Steve_Craig ]  
   

Thanks Scott. Havn't posted much as of late, but I've been checking the forums now and then to keep up with everthing. Axanthic and similis are doing excellent. That female similis is getting quite large. Stunning animals you have pictured above. Steve


>>It's been a long time, glad to see you're back on the forum. How are the axanthic plains and similis doing ?

   

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