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who's laughing now?!?!

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1.2.1 indian star tortoise
0.0.2 radiated tortoise
0.1.0 burmese star tortoise
0.0.1 sulcata
0.0.1 elongated tortoise
0.0.1 leopard tortoise
0.1.0 red foot tortoise
0.1.0 pancake tortoise
1.0.0 herman tortoise

0.1.0 snapping turtle
0.0.2 alligator snapping turtle
0.0.1 chitra-chitra
0.1.0 fly river turtle

0.0.1 leopard gecko
1.0.0 tokay gecko

0.0.1 amazon tree boa
1.0.0 blood python
1.0.0 ball python
0.0.1 monocular cobra
0.0.1 green whip snake
0.0.1 mangrove snake
0.0.1 green tree viper

0.0.2 spectacle caiman

0.0.1 arapaima gigas

I wouldn't be so proud to show that pix. The poor thing looks like skin and bones.
crocodil

well if you are talking about the raise backbone/spinal area that makes it looks like it's thin,that how a false gharial should look like actualy.but this become less prominent in adult animal.go check the net for photo of juvenile false gharial
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1.2.1 indian star tortoise
0.0.2 radiated tortoise
0.1.0 burmese star tortoise
0.0.1 sulcata
0.0.1 elongated tortoise
0.0.1 leopard tortoise
0.1.0 red foot tortoise
0.1.0 pancake tortoise
1.0.0 herman tortoise

0.1.0 snapping turtle
0.0.2 alligator snapping turtle
0.0.1 chitra-chitra
0.1.0 fly river turtle

0.0.1 leopard gecko
1.0.0 tokay gecko

0.0.1 amazon tree boa
1.0.0 blood python
1.0.0 ball python
0.0.1 monocular cobra
0.0.1 green whip snake
0.0.1 mangrove snake
0.0.1 green tree viper

0.0.2 spectacle caiman

0.0.1 arapaima gigas

WOW!! Awesome, I want one too, hook me up. Looks VERY healthy to me.

Nate