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RE: NOTE

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Posted by: Deathstalker at Fri Mar 18 01:54:11 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Deathstalker ]  
   

Chris,

Well, since I consider myself a being of common sense, logic, and fear (towards Mother Nature), I will never fall into the "under-estimation" category (again), not after having learned all that I have in these past few days since my original post. It's good to be humbled and learn!

Timothy

>>A. Bilineatus is A very hardy feeder,and in most cases will some what settle down over time, but can change temperment in a heart beat. Its venom is quite toxic in spite of what some people would say.Though some what common in collections, I think alot of collectors now seem to under estimate them. Be safe Chris


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