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Posted by: DBZchick7 at Fri Jul 4 13:57:13 2003   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by DBZchick7 ]  
   

I really like the green morph.... even if it is a little uh... dull... i think it just looks sweet... Doing my researching on burms I came across a lot of people who say that there aren't many older (3 years) green burms, and labyrinth burms due to the "burm disease"---chronic RI for a long period of time that end up killing the burm...

I was just curious how many people had older burms of these morphs... specifically greens.... wondering just how far reaching the "burm disease" really is?

Any more info on the "burm disease" would be great too...

Thanks!

   

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