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Jim O
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Stuart
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Jim I also heard this a few months back that they were coming off dwa..not sure how true it is but they are a stunning snake for sure.
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Jim O
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Stuart
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 Let us know how you get on..the guy runs a shop about 20 mins from me I believe so may take a trip over in the next few days. 
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JStroud
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There's been talk of it for over a year, and possibly longer. Until the DWA completes its review then its still anybodys guess. There's also talk of some Paleosuchus spp. coming off however I think that's pretty doubtful. Hopefully the mangroves will come off, would love to keep one...
- Stu - shop? pm me
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