The smaller one is the male, Boondog, and the gigantic is the female, Mrs. Robinson.
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This is my White's...
Paradon
Jul 08, 2005 06:17 AM
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Paradon
Jul 08, 2005 06:42 AM
More pic's!
Do you that brown little, fleshy color dent? She's was bitten by ants that was in my room! She's now healing very well! Before that, the whole area had swollen up...the wound looked like a large bump...with puss coming out of it! I had to clean the puss off everday with tissues and applied a little Neosporin on it. I think the skin is starting to grow back...I can see some a little blue underneath the healed tissue. It won't be long!
This is my albino horned frog, King-Kong! She's a very large one, this one!
SMILE! You're on "Candid Camera"!
toxicogenic
Jul 08, 2005 12:53 PM
whats that lump on the side of ur pacman frog? was it the way it was sitting? just curious. it has a really nice pattern. i have a cranwells and she is orange/beige with a brown butterfly like pattern on her back. i hope ur whites heals up well. just be careful and don't let her get too big. 
--take care
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0.1.0 cranwells pacman- hannibal
0.0.1 firebelly toad- doodlebug
0.1.0 eastern painted turtle- mr.tortle
1.0.0 pinto hedgehog- dante
1.0.0 chinese crested- angel..lol
1.0.0 ball python- noah (kinda mine)
Paradon
Jul 08, 2005 07:49 PM
Yes, the lump is from the way it was sitting. 
