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Compliments to Bob Garby in producing these lovely gems. The spunky ones are fun to play with and very animated. This is a 2006 female and a good representative of the Sarawak juvenile color and patterns.

I picked up all of Bob's group a couple weeks ago and they have really settled in well. It is interesting how many males there are! I was deprived of male sarawaks for so long now I have lots to pair with my girls. No excuses for next year.

Enjoy the picture.

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how big do sarawaks get in relation to the other bloods and borneos.

My largest is 6ft and 25lbs, but she is large and only bred this past year for the first time. She has been growing steadily since hatch in 1998!

Figure the size of a typical borneo.
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>>I picked up all of Bob's group a couple weeks ago and they have really settled in well. It is interesting how many males there are! I was deprived of male sarawaks for so long now I have lots to pair with my girls. No excuses for next year.
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You know Rich, my birthday just passed and I will be seeing you tomorrow.

Nice looking babies.
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Cindy
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Land of the Outcasts!

Didn't I give you a borneo already? Your like my wife, gimee, gimee, gimee....

Wait until you see what I have for Tinley (secret squirrel stuff).
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