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MJ
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 Posted: Mon Sep 24, 2007 11:33 pm Post subject: D. tinctorius phase |
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Well I decided the next 12 months will be dedicated to building up the Tincs of my collection  aswell as the odd non tinc aswell 
Since I started the tinc phase a month ago I have obtained backhuis, alanis, nikita and patricia variants next on the list will be matecho, regina, blue sip's, azureus and citronella all before 08 I hope
Pics will follow at some point I hope 
I'll start viv building next week but they all have a couple months QT to get through before they move in to them
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| Posted: Mon Sep 24, 2007 11:34 pm Post subject: |
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Nice one Paul..look forward to the pics!
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| Posted: Mon Sep 24, 2007 11:49 pm Post subject: |
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| Cool project mate, I too look forward to the pics - well if Stu's taking them that is |
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Looking forward to the pics.
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As above 
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as above above (lol)
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Hooky87
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i know this is an old thread but am interested how this went i would especially like to know how you got on with keeping regina morph as i have 3 young reginas myself i have read alot about this morph been a very delicate morph and does not take to changes in the viv and probs with there back legs as of yet i have had no probs with my frogs and can not compare this morph to another tinc morph as this is my 1st time at keeping tincs i would like to know your experience with this morph cheers
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MJ
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Regina are slightly more delicate to other tinctorious locales but not super fragile once settled and mature.
I've never seen any issues with back legs but have had a lot of spindle leg in the past from Regina pairs.. they're one of the nicest tinctorious locales available in the hobby for sure so you made a very nice choice
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