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PaulG
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AMAZING Karen!
Great picturs and hasnt Mr Brooks come on!
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kroakykaren
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| Posted: Sun Feb 03, 2008 8:35 pm Post subject: |
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The camera does him no justice he is stunning 
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PaulG
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| kroakykaren wrote: | | The camera does him no justice he is stunning |
I can imagine.
I have seen a few myself.
None CB though.
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kroakykaren
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Its nice to see the rostrul horn intact and no scars etc Mr B is perfect but then i am biased
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PaulG
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| kroakykaren wrote: | | Its nice to see the rostrul horn intact and no scars etc Mr B is perfect but then i am biased |
Yes allot of them have been knocked off.
They sell fast though and seem healthy.
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kroakykaren
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A lot are lost on import though sadly about 80% maybe more die from stress and dehydration 
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PaulG
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| Posted: Sun Feb 03, 2008 9:03 pm Post subject: |
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| kroakykaren wrote: | | A lot are lost on import though sadly about 80% maybe more die from stress and dehydration |
Yep, its a shame but thats where they all come from.
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Jack
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dartfrog
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I was appalled yesterday when I visited my local reptile shop they had 4 adult Melleri in an all glass viv approx 18x18x24 inches, they looked so distraught poor things. They had no idea about their care & were insisting they were captive bred when it was clear they wearnt.
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whiteraven666
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I know heather
theyll be having a visit from me later in the week. Gunna ask them loads questions about their care and then get out a chameleon book and showin them how wrong they are.
VERY CUTE kAREN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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