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Or if not babies, you all have babies on the way. It makes me wish I could afford to get another one to give Igor some company. I would be interested to go back to the place I got him from to see if they still have crucigeras. Of course, I wouldn't know what to get because Igor is probably still too young to know if he's a guy or gal. I dream of getting another crucigera so they can make babies, but I'll save that for when I'm more experienced.
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there is a lot of worry, and watching, and frustration
U will see (I M 90% sure of it)
I M anthrapomorphizing a lot of the behavior I M seeing in Erowen
and I M still lost and confused
a lot of me is just letting things go as they will
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Elizabeth (ecb)

Make this world a better and more beautiful place that You have been in it
*Edward W Bok*

So the other day I stopped in at the place I got Igor from. They had one mhd. It was an A. crucigera, and it was very small. Probably an inch and a half (not counting the tail, of course) at the most. Very cute looking, but it probably wouldn't survive.
-s

I M sure you would take better care of it than 90% of the people who would buy it
JMHO

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Elizabeth (ecb)

Make this world a better and more beautiful place that You have been in it
*Edward W Bok*

I doubt that you could be sure at 1 1/2" whether it is crucigera or capra. They don't start to show horns or spines until they are much larger. I would think that at that size it would be newly hatched as my babies have all been 2-3" total length right out of the shell. I wouldn't dream of selling one so small to anyone who hasn't had a lot of reptile experience and even then would be wary.
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Marcia - FroggieB Dragons
www.froggieb.com/MHDHome.html

The reason I called it a crucigera is because of the dark cross on its neck. It looked very very similar to Igor, just a lot smaller.
-s