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crocdoc
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Joined: 07 Dec 2005
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Location: Sydney Australia - best address on Earth :)
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 Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2006 8:08 am Post subject: |
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yeah, you're right, Bob. Tree monitors would be nice, but they all seem to have worms - I've never seen one that wasn't skinny and in need of a good feed 
Stroud, availability depends on the monitor species. Some are common in the trade, others not. |
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arborgoanna
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Haha.. of course I am joking Dave, Alex and Nelish are the two most stunning Lace Monitors that I've ever seen photos of.. The laces over here in the US look like dog poo compared to your animals.
Have you decided on whether or not you are keeping that hatchling (lace) indefinately? |
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crocdoc
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| Not indefinitely, no. I held back just the one from this year to see how it would turn out, but I'll soon need the space for other animals. |
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