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RE: Up and comers.

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Posted by: RandyWhittington at Tue Oct 18 11:59:54 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by RandyWhittington ]  
   

OH, I got it.
Doug I would find it suprising that they would have muscle control of their "horn" but definatly don't know for sure. I've seen ones before that their horn was permanently turned to one side possibly due to trying to repeatedly escape their enclosure and they were unable to correct it which would lead me to think if they do have any control, it is extremely minor. Maybe someone that has had them for a long period of time that have observed them a lot can add their observations here.
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