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RE: Anthony?

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Posted by: AnthonyCaponetto at Fri Dec 17 19:02:59 2004   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by AnthonyCaponetto ]  
   

Sometimes spots will show up at around 3-4 months old, but I've never heard of an adult getting spots. I don't think I'd worry about it, but it is strange.

-Anthony

>>With one of my makes today I took out to look over and weigh as I do every week, I noticed he had spots. I know this probably doesn't sound very weird, but he never had them before and hes 4 years old now. He's a flame. I looked at them closely to make sure they wheren't mites or anything, but it was just weird to see how many he had on him, and when I took him out last week he didn't have them. I was just curious if you had ever heard of that before, or if I should be worried? Thanks in advance!!!
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