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Eyeless Sulcata - 3 weeks old

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Posted by: Praslin at Fri May 21 14:35:44 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Praslin ]  
   

The baby Eyeless sulcata is now three weeks old and doing fine. She has started eating along with her siblings. She just starts chomping away until she grabs her food and eats like any normal sulcata. I'm really amazed at this little girl. She acts like any normal baby sulcata and is very active and moves around her cage very well. More to follow in the future.



   

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