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where in kansas are you im not far from kansas myself also thanks for the tip about the perch im new to chondros bound to make a few mistakes good news is both of my chondros shed recently and one of them had a full shed and the other one had a 90% shed so might need to adjust the humidity on that one a bit both of them are also eatting good just hope my red baby turns out to be a male

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kevin
1.1 redtails
0.1 green anacondas
1.1 yellow anacondas
1.1 brazilian rainbow boas
1.1 solomon islands ground boas
1.1 kenyan sand boas
1.1 dumerils boas
1.1 amazon tree boas
1.1 riverside rosy boas
1.1 burmese pythons
1.1 reticulated pythons
1.1 african rock pythons
1.1 blood pythons
0.1 childrens pythons
1.3 ball pythons
1.1 rough scaled sand boas
1.1 calabar burrowing pythons
1.0.1 biak green tree pythons
1.0 timor monitor
1.1 bearded dragons
0.1 savannah monitor
1.0 short haired fox terrier
0.1 beautiful woman
and more to come

i live 1 hour south of Topeka on Hwy 75...

noone is perfect, i hope you are able to get the perches swaped out... i know it can be a real pain in some cages...

both your chondros are vary nice looking... good luck with them...

Shiloh
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Shiloh Hawkesworth
kansas
(Midwest Serpents)

im only a couple hours outside kansas city
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kevin
1.1 redtails
0.1 green anacondas
1.1 yellow anacondas
1.1 brazilian rainbow boas
1.1 solomon islands ground boas
1.1 kenyan sand boas
1.1 dumerils boas
1.1 amazon tree boas
1.1 riverside rosy boas
1.1 burmese pythons
1.1 reticulated pythons
1.1 african rock pythons
1.1 blood pythons
0.1 childrens pythons
1.3 ball pythons
1.1 rough scaled sand boas
1.1 calabar burrowing pythons
1.0.1 biak green tree pythons
1.0 timor monitor
1.1 bearded dragons
0.1 savannah monitor
1.0 short haired fox terrier
0.1 beautiful woman
and more to come