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RE: Active docile and in the 7-8' range?

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Posted by: epidemic at Fri Aug 18 13:45:22 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by epidemic ]  
   

You might wish to try a black-tail or unicolor cribo, as you will be hard pressed to find a more active and better feeding animal. As for their temperament, well I'll let the following photo do the speaking.
Perhaps you should spend some time lurking the forums researching the internet pertaining to any species you are giving consideration to.

Best of luck to you,


Jeff



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University of Arkansas
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