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RE: question about GIANT UROMASTYX

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Posted by: uro7 at Wed Oct 26 21:33:16 2005   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by uro7 ]  
   

I dont have any experiance with Egyptians, so anything I say about their temperment wuld be from a book or another site. But here goes a really tame one will make you fall in love. One that has a attitude will make you wish for mesh gloves.
But really each one has its own personality. Ever have a cat? Some like to be petted, some dont. Growth rate is not super fast, malis take about five years to become mature.Life span, depends on the site, between ten to thirty years. Have read about a pair in florida that lived for twenty years.


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