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RE: Z.Q. tail tales

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Posted by: Matt Campbell at Fri Aug 26 23:01:04 2005  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Matt Campbell ]  
   

Ingo,

I have noticed with some G. nigrolineatus that I have that they all appear to have lost some portion of the tips of their tails , and although it's noticeable, it's not nearly as obvious as in some lizards like iguanas or many of the gecko species.
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Matt Campbell
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Personal collection - 21 snakes (9 genera), 20 lizards (4 genera), 6 chelonians (2 genera)


   

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