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zfoster22

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• Jun 24, 2008

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do they need clipped? cause there getting very long.

 

ceeej31

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• Jun 24, 2008

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try giving it a rough rock to climb on that will wear down its nails

 

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zfoster22

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alright thanks

 

ceeej31

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• Jun 24, 2008

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can we see some pics of him

 

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zfoster22

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• Jun 24, 2008

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yea im uploading them right now.

 

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zfoster22

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here she is...!

 

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mojo2776

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• Jun 24, 2008

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Looks good. What kind of enclosure do you have planned for her as she grows?

 

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USMCtanker

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• Jun 24, 2008

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very nice, i wounder who would win, urs or my water monitor

 

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she will be in a heated barn or unfinished basement depending if house sells in this ****ty market. and right now shes in a 29 gallon kiddie pool soon.

she pretty fiesty.

 

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Cool critter I think that a gator would be a bit to much for me to chew but if I had the space and was legal to have crocs here, wouldnt mind to try a Paleosuchus