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RE: thanks for replies so far

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Posted by: reako45 at Thu Jun 26 13:16:38 2014  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by reako45 ]  
   

Since 2007 (still very new to them) when I started keeping rosies I've always watered them once a month, but thinking about what I saw in some of their locales (CA & AZ never been to any south of the border) and some of the recent husbandry and dehydration topics has made think about what they were doing in the wild when we weren't seeing them and how they were thriving in arid regions.

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