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RE: last pic np

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Posted by: umop_apisdn at Sat Mar 4 17:32:04 2006  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by umop_apisdn ]  
   

looks like you got some killer animals. what reptile show was it that you got them from, and what were the prices like? those mossies you got have some awesome patterns on em, better than i usually find at reptile shows. looks like they'll need some hydrating too, but that's really nothing new. also, i would check the inside of your mossies' mouths to see what subspecies you've got, that last one looks like it might be the sameiti subspecies while the first two you pictured look like the sikorae subspecies.
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