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Bob
at Sat Feb 5 23:05:33 2011 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Bob ]
So please stop the whining like what you do is set in stone. Consider, your doing good, or OK, but without question your methods must be limiting these animals from reaching their full potential. What say you sir?
Look man, I never claimed to set any corner stones but have done as well as I have ever expected, remeber I have a day job and producing numbers like joe did and you claim to have never been my goal, Im just a keeper like many on this forum that has been in it a while. Your ages from egg to egg do conflict with many keepers and some that are book writers in the field and I wont go any further then to say that. I do know I have one female pilbara that probably stands as the oldest in captivity produced by me in 01. You take anything I say as a competitive nudge or something? Give it a break, all I do is post real things I have done and maybe it will help someone who has failed with the group nonsense or the keeping trios of babies together results in 1.2. My findings are different, not saying others are wrong but if they fail for others then keeping an open mind and new ideas come into play.
Best wishes, Bob
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RE: Copulation and Low Barametric Fronts - Bob, Sat Feb 5 23:05:33 2011