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I was told it was a trig from th rperson I bought it from but after seeing the post about how the plates on the back are either scattered or uniformed in rows I don't know. They look all in a row to me.
http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/index.php?photo=260979
>>I was told it was a trig from th rperson I bought it from but after seeing the post about how the plates on the back are either scattered or uniformed in rows I don't know. They look all in a row to me.
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>>http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/index.php?photo=260979
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reason? is there any other reason by looking at the pic that you came to that conclusion? or was it just the ridges?
some times it can be a little difficult to tell which is which when they are babies, but your animal is can be easily recognised just by head shape and coloration
crocodilian species identification can take a trained eye and a lot of experiance at times, other times is pretty easy!
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